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ArtInfo does Whitney Biennial pre-press Proper
This is the way I like my E-reportage: straight, link-rich, and ordered so well that I can understand it at a glance.
ArtInfo, with reporting from reporters Goldstein, Villas, and Russeth, do it nicely. (I’m guessing with a lot of help for the Museum’s super on-the-ball press agent, Stephen Soba.)
They break it down, geographically (NYC, L.A.) and by age, sorta. You’ll learn how old the picks are (Marianne Vitale, 37, her work, above); who shows where (IBID Projects, London); and get even get links to their websites.
My fave of the NYC ladies, below:
Sarah Crowner, “Geometric Composition # 7,” 2009. Oil on sewn canvas, cloth and linen.
Crowner, 36 shows at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery on the oh-so-glorious LES. I don’t remember seeing her there (much as I like Orchard Street). NO. I read about it Online, as will you.
Do you think this year’s Biennial will be…dare I say it…good?