This group show which includes the work of artists including Nan Goldin, Mike Kelley and Félix González-Torres, explores the complex relationship between our personal spaces, our homes and the objects we live and interact with – reflecting our identities, memories, and aspirations, existing as self-portraits layered with our past and future.

The chair by the window is an old friend explores the emotional layers of domestic space. It focuses on how our homes can feel safe and familiar, but also confining or heavy with memory. The objects we live with become more than decoration, they carry personal meaning, reflecting who we are, who we were, and who we might want to be.

The exhibition The chair by the window is an old friend traverses the complex terrain of personal space, exploring the dual nature of our interiors - as both sanctuary and captor.

The home is often viewed as a place of comfort, but it can also be a source of tension and confinement. A new group show at Anonymous Gallery in New York explores the underlying conflicts of the home as a place of both tranquility and turmoil, through the work of iconic artists such as Félix González-Torres, Nan Goldin, and Mike Kelley. Curator and gallery founder Joseph Henrikson is also interested in the contrast between a safe interior and turbulent outside world.