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The New York Living Journal
Location: Whitney Museum, 99 Gansevoort Street at Washington Street, Manhattan
An outing to the Whitney Museum of American Art also offers the chance to explore the Meatpacking District. The museum’s Roy Lichtenstein retrospective provides a particularly compelling reason to visit.
Lichtenstein brought comic-strip imagery, bold outlines and commercial printing dots into fine art. His works raise lasting questions about originality, pop culture and the images surrounding us.
The 6sqft report supplied for this journal describes the exhibition as New York’s first major Lichtenstein retrospective since 1993. That context makes the show notable to both regular museum visitors and newcomers.
The Whitney’s surrounding streets mix former industrial buildings with galleries, modern architecture and waterfront paths. Consider pairing your visit with a walk through the neighborhood.
The museum is at 99 Gansevoort Street at Washington Street. Check its official visitor pages for exhibition dates, tickets, accessibility and hours before traveling.
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