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The 81st edition of the renowned exhibition is younger, more geographically diverse, and not so male anymore, Hyperallergic’s analysis shows.

A group exhibition is always—must be—a mélange of opportunity. It is a place one visits for the intensity of variety as opposed to the singularity offered by a solo operator. You don’t see the artwork so much as you grasp its relativity to the field in which it’s been placed. In this sense, every biennial is as much about the interactive relationships established between the artworks as it is oriented to any particular object.

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The last time the Whitney Biennial came around, in 2022, its production had been extended an extra year by the coronavirus pandemic, and the curators

Rhea Nayyar (Hyperallergic) announced the artists included in the 81st edition of the 2024 Whitney Biennial, which will open on March 20, calling it a “historically controversial show.” We identified four gallery artists with Caribbean roots, which we have listed here with links to their art pages, followed by excerpts from the article. For full…

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Benjamin Wigfall and Whitfield Lovell, two artists connected by Richmond, share space at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

Benjamin Wigfall and Whitfield Lovell, two artists connected by Richmond, share space at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

The a href= http://vmfa.museum target= _blank Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /a (VMFA) has announced that two comprehensive exhibitions of works by