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Whitney Biennial
March 22, 2017
Jo Livingstone, Lovia Gyarkye
The Case Against Dana Schutz
Why her painting of Emmett Till at the Whitney Biennial insults his memory.
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Jo Livingstone
The Cutting-Edge Sincerity of the Whitney Biennial
An exceptionally heartfelt selection of work puts a nation face to face with itself.
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