Reflections on art and architecture by TIME critic Richard Lacayo.
The Whitney Biennial Perennial
I'm still occupied at the Philip Johnson Glass House symposium. More on that later. But meanwhile my take on the new Whitney Biennial just happens to be in the new issue of Time. And here on Time.com there's a video download, narrated by yours truly, that looks at a few works in the show.
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