Stanley Whitney's guest appearances

Stanley Whitney

Helga

The Modern Art Notes Podcast

Events & Discussions

Carla Audio Books 

Jacqueline Woodson

Allison Smith

Esperanza Spalding

Sarah Jones

Thelma Golden

Judy Collins

Krista Tippett

David Salle

Elizabeth Alexander

Bethann Hardison

Hilton Als

Brianna Rose

Gertrude Stein

Jason Reynolds

Megan Craig

OwlTail

Richard Tuttle

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Richard Tuttle at David Kordansky and Stanley Whitney at Matthew Marks

Visual artist and colorist, Stanley Whitney talks about his life as an artist and as a person. He uncovers what it means to be a black abstract painter, firmly rooted in the United States. Subscribe to Helga, wherever you get your podcasts.

Visual artist and colorist, Stanley Whitney talks about his life as an artist and as a person. He uncovers what it means to be a black abstract painter, firmly rooted in the United States. Subscribe to Helga, wherever you get your podcasts.

Stanley Whitney


Artist Stanley Whitney discusses his career and the evolution of his work from the 1970s through the present. Professor emeritus of painting and drawing at Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Whitney holds a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute and an MFA from Yale University. Born in Philadelphia, he lives and works in New York City and Parma, Italy. He is represented by Team Gallery, New York; Galerie Nordenhake, Berlin; Galerie Albert Baronian, Brussels; and Christine Koenig Gallery, Vienna. Presented by the BFA Visual &amp; Critical Studies Department.