Please follow the instruction carefully.
It appears that the smaller museums are also closing this weekend!!! So your chances of seeing an exhibition (in person) is becoming unlikely.
So….if you pick an exhibition to write about that you access online, then you can only review the website, videos and writings about that exhibition. You will have to frame your paper that way, to introduce the topic of the “Online access to an exhibition…by the Whitney Museum.” There still is a curatorial premise (or several curatorial premises) that you can address. You can pick three works that see digitally and still describe them and how they address or refute the curatorial premise.
But for paragraph 6, where, if you had been at the exhibition in-person, you would have reviewed the space, lighting, the exhibition layout, press release, wall texts, etc., you will review, instead YOUR ONLINE ACCESS to this exhibition. Was it clear, informative, interesting, engaging, etc. How were the videos? The images by the museum? And finally, what would be of value to see this exhibition at the museum?
So here are more online sites to choose from:
1) Vida Americana: Mexican Muralists Remake American Art, 1925–1945: This is at the Whitney in NYC, currently, but they have also closed, so there is plenty here on this website: 3 videos, essay, and also you can listen to the captions online! https://whitney.org/exhibitions/vida-americana
Several paintings and audio tour: https://whitney.org/audio-guides/2287?language=english&type=general&night=false&stop=1
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2) (This one was mentioned in the last email)
Kerry James Marshall: Mastry (past exhibition at MOCA Los Angeles)
https://www.moca.org/exhibition/kerry-james-marshall-mastry
Please watch ALL of the videos before you start to write, especially the Helen Molesworth video where she walks through the exhibition, but when you are done watching you will be an expert on Kerry James Marshall. There are also exhibition installation images there as well.
3) This one: Agnes Pelton: Desert Transcendentalist which was at the Phoenix Art Museum and now at the Whitney, but the Phoenix Museum has some information plus 2 lectures on the exhibition.
