Then and Now: Warhol’s Back—Again
A retrospective of the artist's work opens at the Whitney Museum on Monday, November 12.
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Retrospective: Six Degrees of Francis Bacon
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Retrospective: When the WPA Was New
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HINT: Avoid the Word ‘Nice’
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