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The article reviews the "2024 Whitney Biennial" exhibition held at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, and curated by Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli, and showcasing works by several artists such as Kiyan Williams, Ser Serpas and Maja Ruzni.

Byline: Najha Zigbi-Johnson Ever since joining the (https://www.thecut.com/2024/02/scene-report-the-whitney-museum-art-party.html) Whitney Museum in 2018, Dr. Adrienne Edwards, the senior curator and associate director of curatorial programs, has been dreaming of the famed [...]

The article reviews the retrospective exhibition "Henry Taylor: B Side" at the Whitney Museum located in New York City, praising the artist's powerful and expressive paintings that address issues of race, history, and societal inequities.

The article focuses on the controversial treatment of Edward Hopper's estate by the Whitney Museum of American Art, criticized by Hilton Kramer in 1982. Topics include the alleged mishandling of the Hopper bequest, the questionable selling practices by the Whitney, and the curator Gail Levin's role in attempting to rectify the situation through a catalogue raisonné, revealing a complex web of ethical issues surrounding the museum's actions.

The article explores Harold Cohen's Artificial Intelligence program, "AARON," developed over four decades, as the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York presents a show on his contributions to computer art which runs from February 3-June, 2024.

BY SEAN J PATRICK CARNEY “WESTERN ART,” as in visual art about the Western United States, often conjures romanticized and myopic depictions of an imagined past: Charles Marion Russell’s illustrative [...]

Departments / ART NEWS Whitney Museum and Hyundai Partnership The Whitney Museum of American Art and Hyundai Motor Company have announced a new 10-year partnership that aims to support the [...]

Throughout his life, Alvin Ailey recorded his artistic inspirations and reflections in journals, writing about the visual art that excited him, his fascination with performance art, and the things he [...]

IN THIS ISSUE Outsider’s Outsider J. Hoberman Cosmic Scholar: The Life and Times of Harry Smith by John Szwed. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 404 pp., $35.00 Fragments of a Faith [...]

The article reviews the exhibition "Dwellings" by Charles Simonds at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, highlighting how Simonds' miniature village of abandoned-looking structures challenges the museum's architectural philosophy.

The article discusses the ethical dilemma posed by controversial philanthropists' funding of U.S. art museums, including the tear gas magnate Warren Kanders' sitting on the board of directors of the Whitney Art museum. An overview of demonstrations and protests against businesses' relationship with art museums is provided.

How High the Moon AKG Museum, Buffalo, NY February 9-May 26, 2024 The first thing you're thankful for is a bench, because you need a seat when you enter Stanley [...]

The article reviews the Edges of Ailey exhibition at New York's Whitney Museum (2024–25), highlighting Alvin Ailey's artistic legacy, his cultural impact on dance, and connections between movement and visual art.

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, through Jan. 28 “As long as there are artists like Henry Taylor around, painting is in little danger of dying,” said Roberta [...]

Is this bad timing for a show on Russian art and design? 'The Utopian Avant-Garde: Soviet Film Posters of the 1920s,' which opened at New York's Poster House museum in [...]

WHERE ARE WE GOING? Modern dance owes a lot to Alvin Ailey, who revolutionized the art form with his vision, translating the African-American experience into masterpieces (see: Revelations) and, with [...]

Edward Hopper (1882-1967) was the painter of small-town America. This we know. That his small town happened to be New York City, his home for nearly sixty years, we may [...]

IN THIS ISSUE ‘Places That Weren’t Supposed to Be Places’ Carolina A. Miranda no existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria an exhibition at [...]

From October 30-April 17,2022, Jennifer Packer's (b. 1984, Philadelphia, PA) decade-spanning survey, The Eye is Not Satisfied With Seeing, is on view at the Whitney Museum. The contemplative exhibition premiered [...]

The article reviews the New York City art exhibitions "Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future" at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, curated by Tracey Bashkoff and David Horowitz, "Andy Warhol--From A to B and Back Again" at the Whitney Museum of American Art, curated by Donna De Salvo, and "Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts" at the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1, curated by Kathy Halbreich.

I was riding up the elevator in the Whitney Museum's Marcel Breuer building in the spring of 1977, 'minding my own business' as it were, and unaware of a forthcoming [...]

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, through Aug. 13 Jaune Quick-to-See Smith is one of America’s greatest living artists, said Joshua Hunt in New York magazine, and at [...]

By Scarlet Cheng The Vanishing American, 1994; acrylic, newspaper, paper, cotton, printing ink, chalk, and graphite pencil on canvas, 60 1⁄8 × 50 1⁄8 in.(WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART, NEW [...]