A Video Tour of the New Whitney Museum with Curator Dana Miller
Directed by Gaia Squarci
Released on 04/28/2015
(jazz music)
(shoes clicking)
The inaugural exhibition that opens the museum
is called, America Is Hard to See.
The whole idea of American art means
something quite different in 2015
than it did in 1931 when it was founded.
The purpose of the exhibition is to examine that.
The whole notion of American as being something
that is fraught, challenging.
It helps thinking about what our mission is.
Our audience in this building is going to be
very different than our audience uptown.
But it's going to be much more international.
There's something like six million people
who visit the High Line every year.
Many of them are foreigners.
So we are aware
that at this moment
the museum and this large exhibition
is going to represent for a lot of people
their introduction to American art.
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