58th Carnegie International Showcases Global Solidarity Through 142 Artists Across 40 Territories

The 58th Carnegie International, named 'Is it morning for you yet?', showcases 142 artists from 40 different regions and is curated by Sohrab Mohebbi. This exhibition, which runs until April 2 in Pittsburgh, focuses on themes of cross-cultural unity and critiques of US imperialism. Historical elements feature Susan Meiselas's photographs of Nicaragua, Isabel De Obaldía's watercolors depicting Manuel Noriega's crimes, and protest posters created by Claes Oldenburg and Thuraya Al-Baqsami. Political legacies are examined through the works of Võ An Khánh and Felix Gonzalez-Torres. The Museum of Solidarity Salvador Allende contributes resistance art, including pieces from Mongolia. New commissions highlight artists from the Asia Pacific, such as I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih and Tith Kanitha, with Mohebbi's non-didactic approach emphasizing art's role against geopolitical frameworks.