Elizabeth Catlett’s Legacy at Brooklyn Museum: This September, the Brooklyn Museum will launch a profound retrospective dedicated to Elizabeth Catlett, a pivotal African-American artist and activist. The exhibition will display over 150 pieces, spanning her sculptures to early paintings, spotlighting her advocacy and artistic contributions to social justice and her deep roots in the Black and Mexican communities.
The Korean Wave in U.S. Museums: The Korean Wave continues to make significant inroads in the U.S. art scene, as detailed in an Observer article. South Korea’s vibrant cultural exports and strategic investments have carved a niche for Korean contemporary culture on the global stage. This surge has been catalyzed by major exhibitions and the crucial role of corporate sponsorships.
Robert Fontaine Gallery’s New Chapter: Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road welcomes the Robert Fontaine Gallery’s new space with its opening exhibition, “Time & Texture.” Featuring a diverse array of works from icons like Andy Warhol to contemporary artists such as Louis Fratino, the gallery’s strategic location near the Miami Beach Convention Center aims to captivate a global audience, especially during events like Miami Beach Art Basel.
These highlights underscore the dynamic and evolving nature of the global art world, from historical retrospectives to the infusion of international cultural currents into the U.S. art market.