Arts

The Jeff Koons Retrospective: Three Views

After years of anticipation, the Whitney Museum of American Art will open its Jeff Koons retrospective to the public on Friday, June 26, 1

Jeff Koons, 'Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank (Dr. J Silver Series),' 1985. (Photo by Nikki Lohr for the New York Observer) — Jeff Koons, ‘Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank (Dr. J Silver Series),’ 1985. (Photo by Nikki Lohr for the New York Observer)

After years of anticipation, the Whitney Museum of American Art will open its Jeff Koons retrospective to the public on Friday, June 26, 1 p.m. It contains some 150 works, spanning 35 years of the artist’s career, and stretches across five floors of the museum. Below, three reviews of the show.

— The Koons Konundrum: Will Heinrich’s Review

— Not a Koons Person: Maika Pollack’s Review

— Watch the Throne: Andrew Russeth’s Review

Filed Under: Arts, Koons Kountdown

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