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Whitney Biennial 2006 by Josh Rubin
An abstract perspective of the Whitney Museum 2006 Biennial show, Day for Night.
Artists listed in order of appearance:
Nari Ward
Elie Nadelman
Rudolf Stingel
Urs Fischer
Dan Colen
Kori Newkirk
Steven Parrino
Gedi Sibony
Josephine Meckseper
Liz Larner
Matthew Monohan
Kelley Walker
Jutta Koether
Sturtevant
Mark Bradford
Dan Colen
Florian Maier-Aichen
Hannah Greely
Annie Collier
Josephine Meckseper
Dash Snow
Dorothy Iannone
Jamal Cyrus
Matthew Monohan
Miles Davis
Robert A. Pruitt
DTAOT
Rodney Graham
Paul Chan
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