The Whitney Is the Latest Museum to Utter the D-Word
The Whitney sees it as a way to "close critical gaps."
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David Berman Memorialized at Met Breuer by Artists, Writers, and Musicians
Berman worked at what is now the Met Breuer back when it was the Whitney in the early 1990s.
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Remembering Linda Nochlin
Linda Nochlin, who died on October 29, was an intellectual of the highest order. As a scholar and teacher, Nochlin demonstrated how critical attention to art could illuminate social life.
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Nancy Princenthal on David Wojnarowicz
"Wojnarowicz was so savagely honest about where he came from and making it part of his work, which is full of passion and rage but still has this amazingly lyrical touch."
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Koons Kalamity: Whitney Wall Tagged in Late-Night Graffiti Strike [Updated]
A vandal hit the Whitney Museum of American Art after midnight today, spray painting a string of black letters across a fourth-floor wall. The museum was open all night as part of a 36-hour swan
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‘I Really Like the Feelings’: Koons Converses With Whitney Director
“If Jeff Koons didn’t exist we would have to invent him,” Adam D. Weinberg, director of the Whitney Museum, said Tuesday night at the SVA Theater. A few hundred people had gathered there…
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Whitney Biennial 2014
Is there such a thing as curatorial temperament? On the basis of the 2014 Whitney Biennial, the answer would have to be a qualified yes, or rather three stifled "yeahs."
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Meet the Artist Who’s Co-Curating the Whitney Biennial
As an artist, Michelle Grabner makes labor-intensive abstractions. As a curator, she runs a gallery in her backyard—and has organized an entire floor of the Whitney's much anticipated show…
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Jay Sanders Appointed Whitney Curator
Following his work as co-curator of the 2012 Whitney Biennial, Jay Sanders has been appointed a full-time curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Sanders will be the institution's first curat…
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Time for Love: Sharon Hayes at the Whitney
Sharon Hayes's one-person show, "There's so much I want to say to you," which opened last week at the Whitney Museum, seeks to recreate the public square as a performative site for political exchang…
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