Expecting $7 M. Shortfall, New York’s Whitney Museum Lays Off 76 Employees
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See Works Recently Acquired by the Whitney Museum, from Biennial Standouts to a 3D Video
Between April and November, the museum added more than 250 works to its holdings.
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Whitney Museum Receives $1 M. Grant for Hotly Anticipated David Hammons Public Artwork
The piece is due to go on view in September 2020.
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Tiona Nekkia McClodden Wins Whitney Museum’s $100,000 Bucksbaum Award
She is one of 75 artists in the exhibition.
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From Prospect New Orleans to the Whitney Museum: Kara Walker’s Steam-Powered Calliope to Travel to New York
The piece will make its New York debut as part of a Jason Moran show.
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‘It’s Just the Beginning’: Art World Responds to Warren B. Kanders’s Resignation from Whitney Board
Andrea Fraser, Martha Rosler, Dan Cameron, and more discuss the controversial board member's departure—and what comes next.
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After Months of Protests, Warren B. Kanders Resigns from Whitney Board
His departure comes just days after eight artists asked that the museum remove their works from the biennial.
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Artists Remove Work from Whitney Biennial, Protesting Board Member’s Ties to ‘Teargas and Other Weapons of Repression’ [Updated]
The call came in the wake of a widely read essay calling for a boycott of the show.
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