Veronica Ryan | The Smell of Magnolia (2026)

Veronica Ryan | The Smell of Magnolia (2026)[[specs start]] Patinated Bronze Size (approx.): 6 x 11 x 7. 5cm Variable edition of 21, initialled and accompanied by a signed and numbered certificate Please note: As these editions are variable, there may be colour variances due to the patination process. These variations are integral to the work. These works are sold individually. [[specs end]] [[work start]] About the work On the occasion of her exhibition 'Veronica Ryan: Multiple Conversations'

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Patinated Bronze

Size (approx.): 6 x 11 x 7.5cm

Variable edition of 21, initialled and accompanied by a signed and numbered certificate

Please note: As these editions are variable, there may be colour variances due to the patination process. These variations are integral to the work.

These works are sold individually.

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About the work

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About the artist

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Selected Exhibitions

Over her forty-year career, Veronica Ryan has been the subject of numerous exhibitions and residencies within the UK, the US, and abroad. Veronica Ryan's first solo exhibition was on display at Arnolfini, Bristol in 1987. Other notable solo shows for Ryan’s work have been presented at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge (1988), Camden Arts Centre, London (1995), Aldrich Museum, Connecticut (1996), Salena Gallery, Brooklyn (2005), Tate St Ives (2000, 2005 and 2017), The Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh (2011), The Art House, Wakefield, (2017) and Spike Island, Bristol (2022). In 2022, Ryan was included in the Whitney Biennial and awarded the Turner Prize, one the most prestigious prizes for visual arts in the United Kingdom. The artist’s work is in many private and public collections such as the Tate Collection, the Brooklyn Museum, the Arts Council Collection, Contemporary Art Society, Sainsbury’s Collection, the Hepworth Wakefield, and the Weltkunst Collection at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. 

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