This Village Voice review of the Jack Whitten survey at the Museum of Modern Art covers the artist's formal dynamism and evocative subjects.

MOMA pays tribute to a restlessly innovative artist whose life’s work was to give abstraction soul.

Following the exhibition the Met mounted during its brief tenure in the Breuer Building in 2017, this new survey at MoMA offers an even more expansive and rigorous account of Jack Whitten’s ...

Hendricks at Jack ... t stop innovating. These pull-based compositions continue to morph as the artist starts adding interruptions. Whitten would place objects under his canvas and reveal their ...

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The first full-scale retrospective on the late great painter and sculptor Jack Whitten (1939-2018 ... played by the wind and don’t require musicians to be activated. Visitors must get in close ...

Born in Brooklyn, she took a path toward an art career that was shaped in her 20s by studio ... of size from the New York abstract painter Jack Whitten, with whom she studied as an undergraduate ...

C.O. Jack Whitten’s paintings are like voids you fall into before finding you don’t want to leave ... Privileging unexpected objects and tools over brushes, his work also carries very physical ...

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