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Known best for his grid-like abstractions, Whitney has opened himself to the chaos of life itself.
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Artist Stanley Whitney, Collector Agnes Gund Protest Mass Incarceration with Lisson Gallery Show
Ten percent of the proceeds from sales of Whitney's work will go toward Gund's criminal justice reform fund.
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In 2015 Stanley Whitney had his first solo museum show in New York—”Dance the Orange,” at the Studio Museum in Harlem—after a long career, much of it spent under the radar. The exhibition…
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