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Whitney Biennial 2012: State-of-Contemporary-Art
Mike Kelley (1954-2012). "The Mobile Homestead" in front of the abandoned Detroit Central Train Station, 2010 / Photo by Corine Vermuelen

+There are five floors, 51 artists, 11 rotating performances and 15 film and video screenings. It has taken over a year to organize and prepare for the event, and they have only three months to showcase it. By Annika Darling.

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Whitney Biennial, through May 27
Production still from Wu Tsang's film "WILDNESS," 2012. Courtesy of the artist.

The 2012 Whitney Biennial is taking on new territory. For the first time, an entire floor of the renown state-of-contemporary-art  show has been set aside for performances, events, and residencies - like site-specific pieces from choreographers Sarah Michelson and Michael Clark, among others. Now through May 27, with some portions continuing through June, this groundbreaking exhibition will lend itself to the public for personal examination and debate. Click the photo for image gallery and credits. 

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Groundbreak: Painting Extra Place
A portion of sidewalk done by British artist Jon Burgerman
FABnyc's ArtUp program sponsored its first opening on Saturday, Nov. 19 in Artist Alley at Extra Place, an alley on E. 1st St. between Bowery and 2nd Ave. The show, entitled "Groundbreak," features sidewalk paintings from artists Jon Burgerman, Abe Lincoln Jr. and Ellis Gallagher. A portion of Burgerman's piece is pictured above. Click to the jump to view a gallery with two additional photos. The work will be on display through March 18, 2012.
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