15 US Museum Shows We Can’t Wait For
Plus, artists on feeling deceived by a widely advertised summer residency that lured them in and never materialized.
As fall approaches, the art world is gearing up for a season filled with exhibitions across the United States. From the early days of autumn, galleries and institutions are preparing to freshen up their spaces, inviting visitors to experience new works and revisit classics alike. This season, a diverse lineup of 15 museum shows is set to captivate audiences nationwide, with exhibitions ranging from the iconic works of Grandma Moses at Crystal Bridges to contemporary pieces by emerging artists.
Among these, an exhibition dedicated to the late artist and athlete Ernie Barnes, featuring his dynamic and vibrant works, has just opened at the Canton Museum of Art in Ohio. Meanwhile, the controversial residency program that left many emerging artists in limbo continues to spark discussions, as writer Rana Alsoufi brings attention to this issue in a recent piece.
As the art world continues to spin its acrobatics and pageantry across various cities, there's a strong sense of excitement and anticipation for the season ahead.
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