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The Whitney Biennial Opens
by WNYC Newsroom
NEW YORK, NY March 06, 2008 —The Whitney Biennial opens today. 81 artists were selected by a team of curators and advisors to represent the latest trends in American contemporary art. It's being held at the Whitney Museum and, for 3 weeks, at the Park Avenue Armory, where performances and installations are also open to the public. WNYC's Allison Lichter takes a look at the logistics of putting the show together, and art critic Lee Rosenbaum weighs in with her evaluation of the show overall.
Slideshow: The Whitney Biennial
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