'Chronorama Redux' is the exhibition project offering a contemporary look at the works of 'CHRONORAMA' through the work of four artists: Tarrah Krajnak, Eric N. Mack, Giulia Andreani, and Daniel Spivakov.

Four hundred and nine works, from 1910 to 1979, presented chronologically and by decade, illustrate the men, the women, the moments in history, the daily lives, the dreams, and the dramas of the twentieth century.

Whether the works are luminous or dark, silent or sonorous, theatrical or austere, the exhibition invites the visitor to pause in front of each of them, to look beyond their material appearance.

It is a given that the very essence of the icon is reflected in the move toward abstraction effected by Wassily Kandinsky and Kazimir Malevich, both of whom experienced spaces transfigured by the presence of icons, whether in churches, chapels, or izbas with painted walls.