An exhibition of works by Mark Rothko including drawings, watercolors, gouaches, and paintings from the late 1920s through 1970 is traveling to Mexico, China, and Korea. The exhibition offers an overview of the artist's aesthetic as well as his intellectual evolution over five decades, with early representational images of figure, land, and city, followed by works from the transitional decade of the 1940s, which reveal Rothko's embrace of key modernist concerns, and ending with his signature abstractions.