Atrium Stair: Klára Hosnedlová–Shelter

At the New Museum, Klára Hosnedlová presents *Shelter* as an Atrium Stair project, shown live in the building’s public spine. The work uses the museum’s architecture as a site for thinking about protection, exposure, and the social systems that decide who is sheltered and who is not. If this marks an artist’s first major New York presentation, it also reads as a timely local gesture, shaped by a city where privacy and safety are often negotiated in public. The restraint of the staging makes its politics harder to ignore.