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A painting with a ground of five gray stripes going from light to dark. In the bottom stripe is the painting's title, in yellow, orange and red striped letters. Occupying the top 4/5 of the canvas is a red diamond with a circle - the top half is yellow with the text USA in white, grey and black stripes, the bottom half is black with the text fun in red, orange and yellow stripes

Robert Indiana: The American Dream

Pace Gallery

New York

May 9–August 15, 2025

Tous Léger!

Musée du Luxembourg

Paris

March 19–July 20, 2025

A LOVE sculpture with white faces and blue and red sides on display in a garden, with trees to each side and a building behind it

The Masterpiece Art Series—Robert Indiana: LOVE

Cheekwood

Nashville

March 8–November 2, 2025

Black diamond shaped painting dominated by a yellow numeral six in a circle

A New Spelling of Museum. Part 2: M-Z

Museum Ulm at Kunsthalle Weishaupt

Ulm, Germany

November 23, 2024–September 21, 2025

A 54 3/8 by 98 by 32 inch (including the base) polychrome aluminum sculpture consisting of two quadripartite LOVE sculptures side by side, with the L and V of each sculpture back to back and the O and E facing outwards. The faces and sides of the sculpture are red, and the insides are blue.

Frieze Sculpture

Regent's Park London September 14–November 13, 2022

Stable, a black painting dominated by a white star within a white ring containing the black stenciled text "Stable 16 October 62." "Indiana" is painted in white stenciled letters across the bottom of the painting.

David Nolan Gallery New York September 8–October 22, 2022

The Rebecca, a black painting with its title, "The Rebecca," painted in white stenciled letters across the bottom of the canvas. Above the text is a large circle, at the center of which is a blue eight within a white ring with a the black text "Port of New York," within a red compass rose within a blue circle. Surrounding this is another white ring, containing the text, in black, "The American Slave Company."

New York: 1962–1964

Jewish Museum New York July 22, 2022–January 8, 2023

Indiana's sculpture ONE Through ZERO, ten polychrome aluminum sculptures of the numerals one through zero, each on a painted aluminum base and displayed on shipping crates. The ONE sculpture is red and blue, TWO is blue and green, THREE is orange and blue, FOUR is yellow and red, FIVE is white and blue, SIX is green and red, SEVEN is blue and orange, EIGHT is purple and red, NINE is black and yellow, and ZERO is shades of gray.

Roy Lichtenstein: More than Dots

He Art Museum Shunde, Guangdong, China June 18–August 15, 2022

Installation view of Motion. Autos, Art, Architecture, featuring a blue convertible, Indiana's Decade: Autoportrait serigraphs, and his painting The Brooklyn Bridge (only partly visible).

Motion. Autos, Art, Architecture

Museo Guggenheim Bilbao Bilbao, Spain April 8–September 18, 2022

Robert Indiana's Cor-Ten LOVE Wall installed at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958-2018

Underground Gallery and Open Air Yorkshire Sculpture Park, UK March 12, 2022–April 16, 2023

Installation view of Robert Indiana's painting Coenties Slip, 1962, in the exhibition Pop Art and Text at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Pop Art and Text

Oklahoma City Museum of Art Oklahoma January 19–July 24, 2022

Installation image of Robert Indiana show at Ben Brown with a blue and gold LOVE sculpture and paintings from Indiana's Ai and Ping paintings

Ben Brown Fine Arts Hong Kong December 7, 2021–March 8, 2022

The Metamorphosis of Norma Jean Mortenson, a beige diamond shaped painting. In the center is a topless image of Monroe in front of a yellow star in a rose colored circle. Two rings of text surround this central image. The inner ring contains the actress' name, Marilyn Monroe, and the year "62." The outer ring contains the actress' birth name, Norma Jean Mortenson, and the year "26." Each letter and number in both rings is in a circle of a different color.

Robert Indiana: A Legacy of Love

McNay Art Museum San Antonio October 15, 2020–January 24, 2021