David Whitney (1939-2005) was an accomplished curator and editor, an avid art collector and gardener, a loyal friend to many artists, an art adviser, and an advocate of contemporary art. In contrast to his outspoken partner of forty-five years, Philip Johnson, Whitney was an art world insider who preferred to maintain his privacy.
Read the new essay about Whitney’s life and legacy.
Filed under: From the Collection, In the News, David Whitney, Essay
