At the Whitney, until September 22nd, you can see the culmination of 2 years of curation, via their Biennial.
“Often described as a snapshot of art in the United States, the Biennial brings together work by individuals and collectives in a broad array of mediums.”
Curators Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley made hundreds of studio visits, to discover important and timely work.
Nicholas Galanin’s “White Noise, American Prayer Rug, 2018”
“Key issues and approaches emerge across the exhibition: the mining of history as a means to reimagine the present or future; a profound consideration of race, gender, and equity; and explorations of the vulnerability of the body. “
Kota Ezawa’s “National Anthem”
The exhibit features 75 across a myriad of mediums.
“In many ways, this year’s biennial is not just a passive reflection of what is happening in contemporary art, but also a statement about the importance of supporting and cultivating emerging artists, especially during challenging times.” —AM New York
Keegan Monaghan’s “Incoming, 2016-17 “
