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Whitney Museum of American Art. Photograph by Ed Lederman

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Laura Poitras: Astro Noise

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A colorful drawing of two figures by Rachel Harrison

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Alexander CalderCalder’s Circus, 1926–3183.36.1-95
Charles RayBoy, 199292.131a-i
Claes OldenburgSoft Toilet, 196679.83a-b
Kiki SmithUntitled, 19862006.78a-l
Robert GoberUntitled, 1993–9494.134a-d
Kiki SmithUntitled, 199091.13a-d
Alexander CalderFanni, the Belly Dancer, from Calder’s Circus, 1926–3183.36.24a-d
Carolee SchneemannMeat Joy, 19642009.126
Robert RauschenbergUntitled, c. 19512002.260
Edward HopperArtist’s ledger—Book III, 1924–6796.210a-hhhh
Claes OldenburgGiant BLT (Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato Sandwich), 19632002.255a-s
Claes OldenburgIce Bag–Scale C, 197172.4a-rr
Richard SerraProp, 1968 (refabricated 2007)69.20a-b
Sol LeWittFive Towers, 198688.7a-h
Alexander CalderLittle Clown, the Trumpeteer, from Calder’s Circus, 1926–3183.36.8a-d
Edward HopperEarly Sunday Morning, 193031.426
Ellen GallagherDeLuxe, 2004–052006.340a-hhh
Andy WarholBirmingham Race Riot, 196496.53.6a-b

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