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Dylan Expands His Visual Art
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Bob Dylan's Miami retrospective spotlights paintings, drawings, and ironwork that extend his longtime artistic vision beyond music
- Retrospectrum presents nearly 200 works spanning paintings, drawings, sculptures, and iron gates
- The show includes 40 Deep Focus canvases inspired by film scenes from 2020 to 2021
- The exhibition opened at the Frost Art Museum in Miami and ran through April 17, 2022
- Many works revisit Americana, roads, motels, trains, bars, and city scenes
- Dylan also revisits earlier lyric-based art and iron sculptures made from welded tools
- Curators and critics frame the exhibition as a major survey of Dylan's visual art career
Quick Facts
- What: A major retrospective of Dylan's visual artworks
- Where: Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum in Miami
- Why: To show Dylan's long-running artistic work beyond music
- Who: Bob Dylan and museum curators in Miami
- When: Opened November 30 2021 and ran through April 17 2022
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Bob Dylan's Retrospectrum exhibition opens on Nov 30, 2021 at the Frost Art Museum at Florida International University in Miami.
Seth Rogovoy reports from Miami on Bob Dylan Retrospectrum, a major exhibition of Bob Dylan's paintings, drawings, and sculptures at the Frost Art Museum.
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Bob Dylan’s Retrospectrum exhibition opens in Miami at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, showing more than 180 works including 40 new pieces.
Dylan's Retrospectrum opens at the Patricia and Philip Frost Art Museum in Miami, running through Apr 17, 2022.
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Nov 30, 2021, at the Wolfsonian museum terrace in Miami, a symposium accompanied the Retrospectrum: Dylan exhibit.
Bob Dylan: Retrospectrum opens on December 16 at MAXXI in Rome, showcasing over 100 visual works curated by Shai Baitel and linking to prior shows in Shanghai and Miami.
Dylan's Retrospectrum exhibition at the Frost Art Museum in Miami features over 180 works from 2020 and 2021 and runs in Florida until April 17.
On 2022-07-21, Ink Free News published a feature on Dylan's emergence as a visual artist, noting his works shown worldwide and permanent display at Halcyon Gallery in Miami.