Whitney Biennial 1991
Apr 2–June 30, 1991
Installation photography
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Roy Lichtenstein, Interior with African Mask (1991); Roy Lichtenstein, Interior with Mirrored Wall (1991); Chuck Close, April (1990–91). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Robert Rauschenberg, Yellow Visor (1989); Frank Stella, Watson and the Shark I (1991); Robert Rauschenberg, Applachian Double Latch Spring Glut (1989). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Philip Pearlstein, Fox, Fish, Models and Wooden Lady (1991); Ellsworth Kelly, Green Curve with White Panel (1989); Cy Twombly, Untitled (1983–90); Roy Lichtenstein, Interior with Mirrored Wall (1991); Chuck Close, April (1990–91). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Pat Steir, Curtain Waterfall (1991); Pat Steir, Sixteen Waterfalls of Dreams, Memories, and Sentiments (1990); Joan Mitchell, Champs (1990). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Roni Horn, Thicket No.2 (1990); Peter Halley, The Moment Passed (1989); Mark Tansey, Wheel (1990); Mark Tansey, Bridge Over the Cartesian Gap (1990). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Robert Rauschenberg, Appalachian Double Latch Spring Glut (1989); Philip Pearlstein, Fox, Fish, Models and Wooden Lady (1991); Philip Pearlstein, Model Posing with Unfinished Painting (1990). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: floor: Mike Kelley, Untitled (1990); wall left to right: series Empathy Displacement: Humanoid Morphology (2nd and 3rd Remove), 1990(Panels: #1, #2;#7;#9;#11;#9;#11;#14;#15). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Adam Fuss, Untitled (1990); Adam Fuss, Untitled (1990); Adam Fuss, Untitled (1990); Adam Fuss, Untitled (1990); Larry Johnson, Untitled(Winter Me) (1990); Larry Johnson, Untitled (Jesus+1) (1990). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Laurie Simmons, Sitting Microscope (1991); Eric Fischl, On the Steps of the Temple (1989); Eric Fischl, In the Temple (1989); center: Roni Horn, Thicket No.3: Kafka’s Palindrome (1991). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Lauri Simmons, Sitting Microscope (1991); Ellen Phelan, Summer Light—Morning(Second Version) (1989); Robert Gober, Untitled (1990). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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Installation view of the 1991 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 2–June 23, 1991). From left to right: Thomas Lanigan Schmidt, Incomplete caress (1989–90); Thomas Lanigan Schmidt, Olympio (the Naked Maho) (1989–90); Thomas Lanigan Schmidt, Platonic Love(Mozart and Candy Cubism) (1989–90); Luis Jimenez, Border Crossing—Cruzando El Rio Bravo (1989). Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
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