Come to the Whitney this Monday and catch a rainbow! 🌈 It's your last chance to see the performance element of Alex Da Corte: ROY G BIV. Americo Da Corte, the artist's brother who is a professional housepainter, will be painting the cube its final shade of violet beginning at 10:30 am. Every few weeks of the 2022 #WhitneyBiennial Americo has visited the museum to paint this artwork another color. Don't miss the opportunity to see ROY G BIV in action! Reserve timed tickets: https://bit.ly/356cmQ

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... Kermit 🐸 Alex Da Corte transforms the familiar language of popular culture into vivid, emotionally layered works. In this piece, currently on view at Place Vendôme as part of the #ArtBaselParis Public Program, he revisits an incident from the 1991 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Learn more and discover more activations throughout the city: https://bit.ly/3JanCSk | Art Basel

4.1K views · 74 reactions | "Mister Rogers, his project was deeply about empathy," said Alex Da Corte of his fellow Pennsylvanian, among the characters channeled in his installation, "Rubber Pencil Devil" (2018). "That's why we make art, to propose that these feelings should come to the surface and be harvested." Watch → https://a21.tv/DaCorte57Varieties | Art21 | Facebook