The Whitney Museum

This collection commemorates the arrival of the Whitney Museum for the new year 2000, including installations and contemporary photographs. The Whitney Museum of Art is also called American Fortress and offers the opportunity to witness the history of American art over the past 100 years. The museum collection reflects their commitment to showing whitney's devotion to contemporary American art.

Is not it crowd, long entrance? I will go to the Whitney art museum. Lovingly known as "Whitney", this museum is the favorite of local people in New York City and you will soon understand the reason. The unique architecture of the attractive neighborhood and building will undoubtedly appeal to you, and as you enter, you will receive the best contemporary American paintings, sculptures and other forms of art. This is the best way to finish a walk with the highland route.

Amy: My main character is Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney (the founder of the most famous Whitney Museum of American Art). At the beginning of the 20th century, Whitney supported about 30% of New York City artists. She has no foundation - I bought paintings / sculptures / paintings so that artists can pay rent, buy goods and materials, use it myself, and provide food at the opening and parties. Eat ... Whitney meets the artists they need and respects them. In other words, it provides the opportunity for hundreds of talented people to create art and live their real self.

In the same year, X 12: X exhibitions A.W.C. and W.A.R. cooperated to protest the behavior of the Whitney Museum of Art. At the annual opening ceremony of 1970, the Whitney Museum of Art "143 artists, only 8 of them were women" (total). The exhibition of the female museum in the museum lacks a demonstration by revolutionary female artists and coalition of artists. These organizations promote equal opportunities through direct open letters, demonstrations, and interviews with the media. The purpose of these demonstrations is to insist that all the museums reorganize the museum's exhibition schedule. These requirements include topics such as feminism, anti-racial discrimination, and anti-war movement that need to be included in museum exhibitions. In addition, these requirements include the participation of art institutions in the exhibition and placement of ethnic and female artists. These protest actions have paved the way for social artistic equality in society (Tobias)