CLIENT:
Dia Art Foundation
PROJECTS:
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![Close-up of a string hanging in dim light, casting a shadow on the ground.]()
Fred Sandback
For the past two Biennial cycles, the Whitney has enlisted us to embed with select Biennial artists in the run-up to the opening of this iconic survey of American art, as well as provide an overview of the entire exhiition and its curatorial vision.
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![Shiny metallic sculpture with drop and basin shape in industrial gallery space with brick walls.]()
Camille Norment: Plexus
An immersive look at artist Camille Norment’s recent temporary exhibition at Dia Chelsea
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![Aerial view of a large industrial building with a flat, white roof and a brick facade surrounded by green trees and hedges. There are paved paths leading to the entrance and an adjacent parking lot.]()
Robert Irwin at Dia Beacon
This three-part series explore the layers of NYC and art history at work in David Hammons’ permanent public artwork for the Whitney, sited on the banks of the Hudson river.
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![Two rock-like sculptures with smooth, polished surfaces on display in a gallery setting.]()
Leslie Hewitt at Dia Bridgehampton
“Why Warhol now?” is the central question explored in this three-part series we produced and directed for the Whitney on the occasion of the landmark exhibition, Andy Warhol—From A to B and Back Again.
“Part of what we’re doing in writing is a sense of directed thinking out of chaos.”
– Min Jin Lee
From our series Spotlight for The Metropolitan Museum of Art
