Contributing Member Reception for Stanley Whitney
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Contributing Member Reception for Stanley Whitney

A young black man standing in front of large drawings hung on the wall.
Stanley Whitney in his studio at Cooper Square, ca. 1980–82. Courtesy Stanley Whitney Studio.

Join the artist, curators, and fellow Contributing members for the opening celebration of Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon in the first retrospective exhibition of the artist’s unique and powerful abstractions made during his 50-year career.

$50 per person includes reception drinks and hors d’oeuvres.

RSVP by November 5 below or by calling 612-375-7641.
Learn more about Contributing Member benefits at walkerart.org/membership.

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Not yet a Contributing Member? Join today ($250 annually) online or call 612-375-7641 to receive invitations to opening events, luncheons, and social exchanges with Walker curatorial staff.

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Personal photography is permitted throughout the Walker and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, but please turn off the flash when visiting the galleries.

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  • Stanley Whitney: How High the Moon is organized by the Buffalo AKG Art Museum.

    Major support for the Walker Art Center’s presentation is provided by the Martin and Brown Foundation, and Annette and John Whaley. Additional support is provided by Jan Breyer, and Michael Peterman and David Wilson.