Bob Dylan (Photo provided to China Daily)
Retrospectrum, a retrospective exhibition of Bob Dylan's visual art, was a sensation in Shanghai during its seven-month tenure at the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai, throughout late last year until it ended earlier this month.
The exhibition, an odyssey of the legendary U.S. singer-songwriter's creativity in visual arts, will move to the Today Art Museum in Beijing from June 25 until Sept. 20.
It sheds light on a lesser-known side of the accomplishments of the musician and Noble Prize for Literature winner, whose influence on pop culture has spanned five decades and operates in parallel with his explorations of visual art.
It'll bring together more than 140 sketches, drawings, watercolors, paintings and sculptures, some of which are on loan from private collectors around the world.
Blowin' In The Wind, lyric in pen on paper by Bob Dylan. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Brundage Lane, Burger House, an acrylic work by Bob Dylan. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Manhattan Bridge, Downtown New York, a watercolor by Bob Dylan. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Three Panel Screen (Lone Star), a sculpture by Bob Dylan. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Sunset, Monument Valley, an acrylic work by Bob Dylan. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Retrospectrum, a retrospective exhibition of Bob Dylan’s visual artworks, made a sensation during its seven-month tenure at the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Retrospectrum, a retrospective exhibition of Bob Dylan’s visual artworks, made a sensation during its seven-month tenure at the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Retrospectrum, a retrospective exhibition of Bob Dylan’s visual artworks, made a sensation during its seven-month tenure at the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Retrospectrum, a retrospective exhibition of Bob Dylan’s visual artworks, made a sensation during its seven-month tenure at the Modern Art Museum, Shanghai. (Photo provided to China Daily)
