Bob Dylan has been painting for over four decades, yet no museum (after the show in Chemnitz 2007 on the watercolours, the Drawn Blank Series) has ever displayed his works. The National Gallery of Art in Denmark was the one to finally land this sensational deal. Bob Dylan has been utterly industrious as a graphic artist since the 1960s, and his graphic art is marked by the same constant drive for renewal that characterises his music. Never content to remain static in a single form of expression that he has already cultivated, he is constantly experimenting and testing new artistic techniques and expressions. This exhibition at the National Gallery of Denmark encompasses some 100 works, including completely new works to be seen in public for the first time at the opening in Copenhagen.
