OPEN PLAN: STEVE MCQUEEN AT THE WHITNEY
What: Open Plan, an experimental five-part exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art that uses the Museum’s dramatic fifth floor as a single open space, will conclude with a project by artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen. The largest column-free museum exhibition space in New York, the Whitney’s fifth-floor Neil Bluhm Family Galleries measure 18,200 square feet, making for an expansive and inspiring canvas. From April 29 through May 14, Open Plan: Steve McQueen features a newly expanded version of McQueen’s 2012 work End Credits, which presents declassified FBI documents compiled from more than two decades of relentless surveillance of the African-American scholar, athlete, activist, and performer Paul Robeson (1898–1976).
When: Friday, April 29 @ 11:00 am
Where: Whitney Museum of American Art
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