Roy Lichtenstein: Like New

Through May 10, 2027


Exhibition works

12 total
New York World’s Fair Mural (Girl in Window), 1963/2026
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New York World’s Fair Mural (Girl in Window), 1963/2026


Two people look up at a large pop-art mural of a red-haired woman hugging herself.
Two people look up at a large pop-art mural of a red-haired woman hugging herself.

Installation view of Roy Lichtenstein: Like New (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Oct 11, 2026–May 10, 2027). Roy Lichtenstein, New York World's Fair Mural (Girl in Window),1963/2026 (Re-creation by Alex Da Corte studio). Photograph by Filip Wolak

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New York World’s Fair Mural (Girl in Window), 1963/2026

In 1962, architect Philip Johnson commissioned Lichtenstein to paint a mural for the New York StatePavilion he was designing for the upcoming 1964–65World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens. Installed on the outside of Johnson’s cylindrical Theaterama building alongside the works of nine other artists, including Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol, New York World’s Fair Mural (Girl in Window), (1963) was Lichtenstein’s first public outdoor mural. Presented in New York for the first time in more than sixty years, this re-created mural has been installed so it can be seen from a distance, like the original.


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