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The Savagery of Time Gets Its Due in David Hare’s Surrealist Take on the Mythological Cronus

The works are replete with ominous, devouring looking figures paired with embryonic, gestating forms.

Lincoln Glenn Gallery
David Hare's 'Cronus Hunting,' 1967 (left) and 'Cronus Descending,' 1990 (right) at the Lincoln Glenn Gallery. Lincoln Glenn Gallery
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER

‘David Hare: The Cronus Series’
Lincoln Glenn Gallery, 524 West 24th Street, New York, New York
Through July 27, 2024

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DAVID HIROSHI JAGER
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER

Mr. Jager is an arts and culture writer. He received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Toronto. He also writes screenplays and rock musicals.

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