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Whitney Biennial

Whitney Biennial
Museum of Failure: Collection of Impossible Subjects and Invisible Self Portraits by Ellen Harvey, in the Luxe Gallery, New York, in 2007 Photograph: Luxe Gallery/Luxe Gallery
Whitney Biennial
The Night Sky over New York, October 21, 2007, 9pm, by Carol Bove. Bronze rods, wire, expanded metal Photograph: Maccarone Inc/Maccarone Inc
Whitney Biennial
A general view of art installations at the Whitney Biennial Photograph: Sheldan Colliins/Sheldan Collins
Whitney Biennial
Untitled by Rodney McMillian. Vinyl and thread Photograph: Sheldan Collins/Rodney McMillian
Whitney Biennial
The Army by Olaf Breuning Photograph: Public domain
Whitney Biennial
Between, Beneath, Through, Against by Patrick Hill. Wood, glass, granite, concrete, canvas, dye, ink and bleach Photograph: David Kordansky Gallery/David Kordansky Gallery
Whitney Biennial
Untitled (Ellipses and Balls) by Matt Mullican. Felt-tip marker on glass, wire and wooden table Photograph: Tracey Williams Ltd/Tracey Williams Ltd
Whitney Biennial
A general view of the installations at the Whitney Biennial Photograph: Sheldan Collins/Sheldan Collins
Whitney Biennial
Letter on the Blind, for the Use of Those Who See by Javier Tellez. Production still from 16mm film transferred to high definition video, colour and sound, running time approx 35 minutes Photograph: Peter Kilchmann Gallery/Peter Kilchmann Gallery
Whitney Biennial
The Day before Yesterday and the Day after Tomorrow by Lisa Sigal. Drywall, house paint and plaster Photograph: Andres Ramirez/Andres Ramirez
Whitney Biennial
Salon Aleman by Eduardo Sarabia Photograph: Public domain
Whitney Biennial
An artwork by Charles Long Photograph: Sheldan Collins/Sheldan Collins
Whitney Biennial
Black Out by Rita Ackermann Photograph: Andrea Rosen Gallery/Andrea Rosen Gallery
Whitney Biennial
Not Necessary by Matthew Brannon. Letterpress print on paper Photograph: Friedrich Petzel Gallery/Friedrich Petzel Gallery
Whitney Biennial
Subtraction by Frances Stark. Ink on paper inlaid with found printed matter Photograph: Robert Wedemeyer/Robert Wedemeyer
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