Good morning, all!

Do you ever wonder how pieces are chosen for museum exhibits?  Why one work makes the cut but another doesn’t?  I just read this interesting little article written by Katharine Stout, curator of the new exhibit, “Watercolour” at the Tate in London.  A fascinating look behind the choices of work and use of watercolors today.   Although traditional watercolor landscapes have a long history in Britain, Stout chose to focus on contemporary work, making the exhibit more relevant for today.

Hope you enjoy this little peek behind the museum walls!

Tate curator Katharine Stout on the contemporary works in ‘Watercolour’ | Tate Blog.