Bad Bunny has built a fanbase that reaches people of all sorts of different cultures and languages, and the Dallas Museum of Art wants to explore his influence in its monthly Pop of Art exhibition.
video game series. Bad Bunny is soon to join them. The Puerto Rican musician has built a fanbase that reaches people of many different cultures and languages, and the Dallas Museum of Art wants to explore his influence in the monthly Pop of Art exhibition.
"We at the beginning of every season take a look at a long list of different themes and try to keep our finger on the pulse of different themes with what's happened and resonated in pop culture," says Sara Greenberg, the DMA's director of adult programs."Bad Bunny has risen to the forefront of mainstream music and we wanted to honor that."and top spots on the music charts: He’s also brought some much needed attention to the places he calls home.
The Friday evening event at the DMA includes several exhibitions and activities that will allow guests to explore the way Bad Bunny presents themes of social action and culture in similar fashions,"touching on a couple of different aspects of [Bad Bunny's] music and image as a pop culture iron," Greenberg says.
"They can reflect on how they would build out an album that relates to that cause through a track list," Greenberg says.
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