Whitney Museum of American Art
Refigured: exhibition explores identity through alternate worlds
In a new exhibition at the Whitney, five artists tackle how concepts of self can cross between physical and virtual realms
‘It’s so joyful and full of promise’: a modernism exhibition aims for hope
At a new exhibition at the Whitney in New York, a look back at early 20th-century modernist art offers optimism and also a rare diversity
'I felt taken advantage of': the story of another Whitney museum controversy
The New York institution has cancelled an upcoming exhibition after anger from artists whose work was being used without their permission
Whitney museum trustee resigns after protests over sale of teargas
Whitney artists withdraw over board member's ties to teargas company
Whitney Biennial 2019: why is this year's show so safe?
The show, increasingly typified by controversial resistance art, is presenting a mostly safe front this year despite a growing protest over a Whitney trustee
Pop's dark star: the return of Andy Warhol
He predicted Trump, selfies and social media – but a blockbuster retrospective reveals that it’s the overlooked later work which can truly move us today
'We're building a bridge' – the exhibition shining a light on Latinx artists
David Wojnarowicz: remembering the work of a trailblazing artist
Pop artist Robert Indiana, creator of LOVE, dies aged 89
The reclusive artist’s stacked-letter Love sculptures were instantly recognisable, overshadowing his other work – though he had a retrospective at New York’s Whitney
A brief history of protest art from the 1940s until now - in pictures
The role of art in confronting important political and social issues is brought to the forefront at a new exhibition at the Whitney in New York
Whitney Biennial: Emmett Till casket painting by white artist sparks anger
Dana Schutz’s depiction of the mutilated body of a 14-year-old African American boy has been accused of using black death as racialized ‘spectacle’
Artist Sophia Al-Maria: 'People hate Islam, but they're titillated by it too'
As her first solo show opens in New York, the Qatari-American artist talks about Gulf pop culture, gross veil fetishes – and why she’s not playing the ‘native informant’
The Whitney launches major retrospective of Danny Lyon - in pictures
Danny Lyon: : Message to the Future opens at the Whitney Museum of American Art on 17 June and runs until 25 September
Cecil Taylor review – double helping of magic from free jazz pioneer
At the opening of a gallery show devoted to his work, the 87-year-old composer and improvising pianist shows why he’s still a force like no other
Andrea Fraser: the artist turning the Whitney into a prison
The artist and provocateur is filling the New York gallery’s immense fifth floor with nothing but sound from Sing Sing jail – drawing a link between two institutions bookending American society
Laura Poitras: Astro Noise review – Citizenfour director loses the plot
The Oscar- and Pulitzer-winner’s art show looks feeble, and worse, diffuses the violence and illegality of the years after 9/11 into kitsch and melodrama
Laura Poitras: using art to illuminate a world that would rather remain unseen
With a name taken from Edward Snowden the film-maker’s art show Astro Noise at the Whitney Museum, reveals the vast scale of the post-9/11 surveillance state
10 of the best new museums
After an alternative to the usual museum trips? This roundup of new and improved exhibition spaces and galleries should be just the ticket
Moby-Dick marathon at the Whitney: an orgy of cetology and Frank Stella
In New York this weekend, visitors to the museum were treated to the twisting and gorgeous sentences of Herman Melville read aloud
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