Dive into the dreamlike realms of the 1960s art scene with "Sixties Surreal," a captivating panel discussion at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Led by the insightful Jennifer Sichel, this event celebrates the pioneering work of critic and curator Gene Swenson, whose daring exhibitions challenged conventional art boundaries. Esteemed scholars Sampada Aranke, Julia Bryan-Wilson, and Josh T. Franco will illuminate Swenson's role in shaping the vibrant cultural tapestry of New York City, a time when the city thrummed with artistic revolution and innovation. As these experts unravel the influences and legacies of Swenson's groundbreaking 'Sixties Surreal' exhibition, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for a pivotal era that still echoes in today's avant-garde movements. Don't miss this opportunity to experience a slice of history that continues to inspire and transform the cultural landscape of New York and beyond.
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