Kurt Cobain Exhibit May-September at the Seattle Art Museum
Posted on May 6, 2010 | By Christian | No Comments
Kurt Cobain - February 20, 1967 - April 5, 1994
Here is another interesting article from our friend JenX67 regarding a new exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum
When the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) announced the selection of Michael Darling as its new chief curator, they did so on Twitter. Apparently, one of Darling’s strengths is his ability to attract “a whole new audience”. Audience development is one of the biggest issues facing arts organizations far and wide. Whether opera, contemporary art or ballet, much has been written about how the arts are currently struggling to engage Gen X and Gen Y audiences. Darling, a Gen Xer, comes to MCA from the Seattle Art Museum where his final exhibit is a look at how Kurt Cobain impacted a generation. “This exhibition asks viewers to question how and why Kurt came to mean so much to a generation,” Darling says.
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You should read the whole article and check out this link to a slideshow from the exhibit. And if you’re in the neighborhood swing by the exhibit!
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