Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As we look toward Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we are reminded of this Ralph Arnold work featured in Sixties Surreal.
The sculptural collage is an affectionate tribute to fallen leaders of the 1960s, including Dr. King. Arnold intentionally leaves a blank white section, posing the question, 'Who's next?'
It's your last chance to experience the weird and wonderful world of Sixties Surreal—the exhibition is on view only through January 19th.
Find out more about the exhibition here: whitney.org/exhibitions/sixties-surreal
Book tickets to visit: whitney.org/general-admission
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As we look toward Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we are reminded of this Ralph Arnold work featured in Sixties Surreal.
The sculptural collage is an affectionate tribute to fallen leaders of the 1960s, including Dr. King. Arnold intentionally leaves a blank white section, posing the question, 'Who's next?'
It's your last chance to experience the weird and wonderful world of Sixties Surreal—the exhibition is on view only through January 19th.
Find out more about the exhibition here: whitney.org/exhibitions/sixties-surreal
Book tickets to visit: whitney.org/general-admission
#whitneymuseum #americanart #sixtiessurreal #1960s #surrealism #arthistory #currentexhibitions #exhibition #collage #painting #mixedmedia #multimedia #ralpharnold #mlk #jfk #rfk #martinlutherking #museum










