Slip
January 17 – March 14, 1991
Artist: Linda Herritt.
An installation in WPA’s front window about the funding of “obscene” art using black lace fabric and reproductions of letters from the National Endowment Reauthorization Hearings.
WPA Timeline
- +1970s (292)
- +1980s (491)
- —1990s (213)
- +1990 (49)
- —1991 (25)
- Burn Time: An International Art Collaboration about Atmospheric Degradation
- Ceremony of Memory: Expressions in Spirituality Among Contemporary Hispanic Artists
- Ceremony of Memory: New Expressions in Spirituality Among Contemporary Hispanic Artists
- Contemporary African Artists: Changing Tradition
- Fighting Words/Florals
- Gazing Into Fire: The Seduction of Memory
- Icono Negro II
- June Leaf: A Survey of Painting, Sculpture, and Works on Paper, 1948-1990
- Larry Andrews, Shu Lea Chang, and Francesc Torres Exhibition
- Miso Suchy: Dzhavas Mange Dlugone Dromeha – I Came up a Long Road
- Mixed Blessings: New Art in a Multicultural America
- New Installation
- New Music Performance: Atau Tanaka
- New Music Performance: Henry Gwiazda
- New York City Tableaux: Tompkins Square
- New York City Tableaux: Tompkins Square
- Open Studio 1991
- Palimpsest
- Reflections 1967-1987 and “What It’s Like, What It Is, I.”
- Slip
- Spirit House
- Survivors: Photographs of Gypsies in Slovakia
- The Other Museum
- Witness to Dissent: Remembrance and Struggle
- WPA 12th Annual Auction
- +1992 (37)
- +1993 (37)
- +1995 (18)
- +1996 (15)
- +1997 (8)
- +1998 (11)
- +1999 (13)
- +1990 (49)
- +2000s (147)
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