RECORD
Exhibitions & Recognition
A selected history of exhibitions, museum shows, gallery presentations, and professional recognition spanning the career of Jamaican-born Brooklyn artist Karl A. McIntosh.
Brooklyn Museum "Open House"
2004
Kenkeleba Gallery
Gallery
New York gallery known for championing artists of the African diaspora.
Acban Art Gallery
Gallery
Mt. Vernon, NY.
The Red Piano Too
Gallery
St. Helena, South Carolina.
The National Black Fine Art Show
Gallery
National touring exhibition of Black fine art.
The Chicago Black Fine Art Exhibition
Gallery
Chicago, Illinois.
Museum of Contemporary Diasporan Art
Gallery
Brooklyn, NY.
The Skylight Gallery
Museum
Brooklyn, NY.
The Fulton Art Fair843 Gallery
Art Fair
A major survey exhibition of Brooklyn-based artists at the Brooklyn Museum.
The George Washington Carver Gallery
Gallery
Where McIntosh first came up alongside mentors and fellow artists including Otto Neals and Marian Griffin.
Early
Dorsey's Art Gallery
AFFLIATIONS
The National Conference of Artists
A national organization supporting African American visual artists.
The Weusi Artists Collective
A Brooklyn-based collective of Black artists founded in the 1960s.
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