Films What It Means to Be Free: Torkwase Dyson with Richard Tuttle Published Thursday, Oct 22, 2026 In this film, artists Torkwase Dyson and Richard Tuttle discuss Dyson's new body of paintings on view in Seeing in Blue at Pace in New York, touching on both formal and metaphysical questions related to time, memory, and change. At the heart of Dyson's abstractions is her continual search for the expansiveness of freedom, as well as the possibilities of world-building. “I'm a realist,” she explains, “as long as it helps me catapult into something that imagines different worlds.” Seeing in Blue is open through October 24, 20206, at 540 West 25th Street. Read More On View Torkwase Dyson Seeing in Blue Sep 11 – Oct 24, 2026 New York Journal View All Museum Exhibitions Torkwase Dyson at Kunsthaus Bregenz Oct 01, 2026 Films Seeing in Blue: In the Studio with Torkwase Dyson Sep 02, 2026 Films Building Worlds: Torkwase Dyson in Venice Jun 16, 2026 Exhibitions Torkwase Dyson in Venice Feb 25, 2026 Films — What It Means to Be Free: Torkwase Dyson with Richard Tuttle, Oct 22, 2026