NEW YORK — Through March 5, 2023, the Whitney Museum of American Art will present Edward Hopper’s New York, an exhibit focused on the artist’s relationship with the famed metropolis.
Roy Lichtenstein’s family donates late artist’s studio to Whitney
NEW YORK — Dorothy Lichtenstein, widow of Roy Lichtenstein, and Adam D. Weinberg, Alice Pratt Brown Director of the Whitney Museum of American Art, have announced that the Lichtenstein family has promised to donate the late artist’s studio building to the museum. The Whitney, which since moving downtown in 2015 has been a neighbor of the studio, operating four blocks north on Gansevoort Street, will adapt the space to serve as the first permanent home of its widely influential Independent Study Program, which was founded in 1968.
Artist-made AI program launches on The Whitney’s artport
NEW YORK — The Whitney today announced the launch of “The Next Biennial Should Be Curated by a Machine,” an artificial intelligence project commissioned for artport, the Whitney’s portal to Internet art and online gallery space for commissions of net art. Continue reading