Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' Album Promo Causes Stir with Unauthorized NYC Museum Projections
Several NYC museums, including the Guggenheim, were surprised by unsanctioned projections of Beyoncé's upcoming album promotion.
- Promotional projections for Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' album appeared on NYC museums like the Guggenheim, Whitney, and New Museum without their authorization.
- The Guggenheim, among others, was not informed or consulted about the projections, sparking discussions on rights and permissions.
- Despite the lack of authorization, museums expressed excitement over Beyoncé's spotlight on the cultural landscape and extended invitations to her and fans for upcoming exhibitions.
- Beyoncé's album promotion highlights her significant influence and the blending of pop culture with the art world.
- 'Cowboy Carter,' set to release on March 29, continues to generate buzz with its unique marketing strategies and Beyoncé's exploration of the country music genre.