Jack Whitten's guest appearances

Jack Whitten

TateShots

VernissageTV Art TV

The Works

Humanities Connection

Your Art Sucks

Isaac Julien

William Kentridge

Elizabeth Catlett

Kevin Shird

Ida B. Wells

Amelia Earhart

Frederick City

Colm Toibin

Elvis Costello

Tilda Swinton

Benedict Cumberbatch

Simon Boccanegra

Olafur Arnalds

Wayne McGregor

Werner Herzog

OwlTail

Over more than forty years, the City Contemporary Dance Company has grown into Hong Kong’s largest and longest established modern dance company. Since its early days the company has been based in Wong Tai Sin, but now it, and many of its members, are f...

CCDC moves to Tai Po Arts Centre, Jack Whitten & in the studio: Sherine Wong & Eugene Pao

2016 National Medal of Arts honoree, Jack Whitten, is best known for his paintings. This may be because his sculptures have never been visible to the public until now. The sculptures — inspired by the materials and traditions of Africa and ancient Greece — are now on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art in the exhibition Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture. Kevin Tervala, the museum’s Associate Curator of African Art, tells us more about the artist and the exhibition.

Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture

2016 National Medal of Arts honoree, Jack Whitten, is best known for his paintings. This may be because his sculptures have never been visible to the public until now.  The sculptures — inspired by the materials and traditions of Africa and ancient Greece — are now on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art in the exhibition Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture.  Kevin Tervala, the museum’s Associate Curator of African Art, tells us more about the artist and the exhibition.

2016 National Medal of Arts honoree, Jack Whitten, is best known for his paintings. This may be because his sculptures have never been visible to the public until now.  The sculptures — inspired by the materials and traditions of Africa and ancient Greece — are now on view at the Baltimore Museum of Art in the exhibition Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture.  Kevin Tervala, the museum’s Associate Curator of African Art, tells us more about the artist and the exhibition.

Interview with absract pinter Jack Whitten

Jack Whitten: ‘The political is in the work’