A Look at the 2024 Whitney Biennial Through the Lens of the 1993 Edition
The 1993 Biennial was one of the most criticized, inspiring massive public debate; this year's edition is more subdued but no less impactful.
Sharon Hayes
Sharon Hayes is an American artist whose multi-disciplinary work spans video, performance, and installation. Her projects often engage with political and social issues, particularly those related to feminism, queer theory, and activism. Hayes interrogates the intersection between history, politics, and speech, using diverse mediums to challenge conventional representations and narratives. She has been a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Design and has had her works featured in significant exhibitions and institutions worldwide.
News About Sharon Hayes
Experiencing James Allister Sprang’s ‘Rest Within the Wake’
“It’s about looking and listening with other people over time. That’s what I’m interested in. And the ways in which that can lead to productive conversations, and also larger healing moments.”
MoMA to Present Two-Part Exhibition and Live Performances
On Sept. 12, the Museum of Modern Art will unveil two new performance-based exhibitions. “Performing Histories (I)” is the first
