Cover of 2000 Biennial catalogue
Whitney Biennial 2000
Mar 23–June 4, 2000
Cover of 2000 Biennial catalogue
The Whitney Biennial 2000 was curated by Michael Auping, Valerie Cassel, Hugh M. Davies, Jane Farver, Andrea Miller-Keller, and Lawrence R. Rinder.
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Installation Photography
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Louise Lawler, Pink and Yellow and Black I (Red Disaster), from the series On a Wall, On a Cow, In a Book, In the Mail, 1999. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Left to right: Chakaia Booker, It’s So Hard to be Green, 2000; John Currin, Homemade Pasta, 1999; John Currin, Old Fence, 1999; John Currin, Stamford After Brunch, 2000. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Franco Mondini-Ruiz, Infinito Botanica, 2000. Photograph by Anne Wehr
Installation view of the 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, March 23–June 4, 2000). Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of the 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, March 23–June 4, 2000). Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Left to Right: Richard Tuttle, “Rough Edges, 1”, 1999; Richard Tuttle, “Rough Edges, 2”, 1999; Richard Tuttle, “Rough Edges, 3”, 1999; Richard Tuttle, “Rough Edges, 4”, 1999; Richard Tuttle, “Rough Edges, 5”, 1999; Joseph Havel, Table Cloth, 1999; Richard Tuttle, Curtains, 1999; Ingrid Calame, b-b-b,rr-gR-UF!, b-b-b, 1999; Ghada Amer, Untitled(John Rose), 1999. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Josiah McElheny, An Historical Anecdote About Fashion, 1999. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Left to right: Louise Lawler, Pink and Yellow and Black I (Red Disaster), from the series On a Wall, On a Cow, In a Book, In the Mail, 1999; Krysztof Wodiczko, Agis: Equipment for a City of Strangers, 1999; Al Souza, The Peaceful Kingdom, 1998. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000)
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Left to right: Yukinori Yanagi; Thornton Dial; Michael Joo; Dawood Bey. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Cai Guo-Quiang, How Is Your Feng Shui?: Year 2000 Project for Manhattan, 1999–2000. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Left to right: Sarah Sze, Strange Atractor, 2000; Linda Besemer, Zip Fold #1, 1999; Joseph Marioni, Red Painting, 1999; Joseph Marioni, White Painting, 1999; Joseph Marioni, Blue Painting, 1997; Linda Besemer. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson
Installation view of 2000 Biennial Exhibition (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 23–June 4, 2000). Kay Rosen, Star Spangled, 2000. Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson