A major — not to mention rare — retrospective of the work of Roberto Matta sheds new light on the Chilean-born painter’s oneiric and somewhat obscure eight-decade career. Miami dealer Gary Nader has assembled 50 canvases that span the 1930s to the 1990s to chart Matta’s early Surrealist associations, encounters with Marcel Duchamp, apocalyptic “inscape” period, pre-Columbian and political influences and beyond.

(Through February 22 at Gary Nader Fine Art.)

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