At This Hour is Yauch’s examination of grief, depicting it as a kind of gentle companion rather than a beast to be wrestled with. The works in the exhibition detail a single suspended moment in and around an allegorical house from ten isolated perspectives—offering the viewer fragments of context for a story with feeling and meaning, but unaffected by a linear plot. Yauch’s delicate, scenes carry a serenity in their subtle surreality—heavy with an overpowering awareness of someone’s presence and absence all at once, in spaces where it is unclear if someone is just about to arrive or has just departed.