Andrea Fraser's 'Open Plan' Installation at Whitney Museum Examined by Nicole Kaack

Nicole Kaack wrote about Andrea Fraser's 2016 installation 'Open Plan' at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The work was presented as part of the museum's Open Plan series, which invites artists to create site-specific installations in the museum's fifth-floor galleries. Fraser's conceptual practice often examines institutional critique and the social dynamics of art spaces. The installation was documented with photographs showing the gallery space. Kaack's analysis was published on April 16, 2016, through artcritical.com. The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City hosted this temporary exhibition. Fraser has been recognized for her performances and installations that question art world conventions. The Open Plan series provides artists with expansive, column-free spaces for experimental projects.