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Alan Blum at the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris
Photographs of Dr. Alan Blum in the atrium of Philip Morris headquarters and at the entrance to the Whitney Museum of American Art at Philip Morris, New York City.
(Photographs)
(Photographs)
With Altria Leaving, Whitney Loses Branch
An article in The New York Times reporting on the closure of the Whitney Museum of American Art at Altria in the aftermath of Altria's relocation of its headquarters from New York City to Richmond, Virginia.
Giving Back: When Corporate Donors Split
A column in The Wall Street Journal about the impact on museums in New york City of the phasing out of funding of the arts by Altria.
Philip Morris and the Arts
An article inThe New York Times scrutinizing Philip Morris' growing presence as a sponsor of the arts in New York City. Item includes three images of selected pages.(Article)
The Drawings of Jasper Johns
An advertisement in The New York Times for the exhibition The Drawings of Jasper Johns at the Whitney Museum of American Art, sponsored by Philip Morris.
Biennial Exhibition
This group of images is related to the 1995 Biennial Exhibition at The Whitney Museum of American Art, sponsored by Philip Morris. Item consists of four selected images.
(Cover, Sponsor's Statement, Director's Forward)
(Cover, Sponsor's Statement, Director's Forward)
Fred Tomaselli - Gravity's Rainbow
A brochure for the exhibition, Fred Tomaselli: Gravity's Rainbow at the Whitney Musuem of American Art at Philip Morris.(Cover)
Whitney Biennial 2002
A catalogue of the 2002 Whitney Biennial exhibition, sponsored by Philip Morris Companies, Inc.. Item includes four selected images.
(Cover, Front Matter, Forward)
(Cover, Front Matter, Forward)
The Whitney Biennial
An advertisement promoting the 2002 Biennial at The Whitney Museum of American Art, sponsored by Philip Morris Companies, Inc..
(Newspaper Advertisement)
(Newspaper Advertisement)
Whitney Kids Guide: Exploring the 2002 Biennial Exhibition
A children's guide to the 2002 Biennial Exhibition, sponsored by Philip Morris.
(Front Cover)
(Front Cover)
