Robert Beavers’s recent films demonstrate a continuation of his interest in poetic form, while documenting the world around him. Pitcher of Colored Light is a loving portrait of his mother filmed through the seasons at her home in East Falmouth, Massachusetts. Filmed in a friend’s apartment in Brooklyn Heights, The Suppliant is a “portrait of a solitary life comforted by art” (Tony Pipolo, Artforum). Listening to the Space in My Room, filmed at Beavers’s home in Zumikon, Switzerland, portrays his landlords, who have spent decades of their shared lives in that country house. A number of these films (including The Sparrow Dream) explore places Beavers has lived and how each location has influenced how he sees. These late-period works—such as Dedication: Bernice Hodges—also offer a return to influential moments in the artist’s life.