Focusing on contemporary landscape and its 20th-century influences, All Day Long brings together twelve international artists spanning several generations.

Spread across two galleries at KinoSaito, the works drop the viewer into sceneries that range from panorama to permeation, from CinemaScope to microscope, from landscape to mindscape. Expression here wanders territory from exquisite tradition through psychedelic rendition and into pure abstraction — each artist holding nature as both explicit material and abstract fields of color.

The paintings, installation, and sculpture gathered here find their own kind of glade within the visionary expanse. Some are fugitives from Dante’s dark wood; others are troubadours along Kerouac’s road; a few are sprawled on Whitman’s grass — looking up at the clouds or playing in the dirt.

At the end of the day, all landscape artists aim to reveal a truth about the world we inhabit. In 2026, the past, present, and future fragilities of our planet confront us — all day long — making landscape a genre of urgent and necessary force, now and into the horizon.

– Katrin Lewinsky and Sarah Greenberg Morse