One of the great ironies of the art market is that the best way to increase an artist’s value is to show their work in a manner that completely avoids the market altogether. This is why we have museums—because art’s value isn’t monetary. When I received an invitation for the press preview for the Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition of sculptor Elizabeth Catlett’s work, I was reminded that it was time to look over the museum calendar and start planning my autumn trips with Mrs. Wall Power. (I had a prior commitment during the Catlett preview, but the show is high on my agenda.) Here’s a list of what I’ll be seeing so that you can enjoy the shows, too.
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