Brooklyn Museum hosts multiple exhibitions and discussions on contemporary and historical art

The Brooklyn Museum is showcasing multiple exhibitions, including alterations to its permanent American art collection, available until March 3. A retrospective highlights the work of a deaf and mute outsider artist, featuring sculptures that express her unique viewpoint. An acclaimed street artist has created an underwater jungle installation within the museum. Exhibitions by Wangechi Mutu, T.J. Wilcox, Bruce Pearson, and Bill Scott are under review, with one exploring the intersection of politics, poetry, and autobiography, open until August 11. The first solo exhibition of the Ghanaian artist in a New York museum continues until August 4. Marilyn Minter's work debuts at the Brooklyn Museum on Friday, while Kerry James Marshall's exhibition is at the Met Breuer in the second week. David Cohen led a discussion with Kara Rooney, Christopher Stackhouse, and John Yau, examining historical exhibitions like Regarding Warhol at the Met and Lucy Lippard at the Brooklyn Museum, along with Hunter College's revival of The Times Square Show from 1980.