"T.J. Wilcox: In the Air"

The artist fills the Whitney's second-floor gallery with a panoramic film installation, depicting the entire New York skyline as seen from the artist's Union Square studio—which has a 360-degree view. The film also relates different narratives associated with the specific landmarks, such as the story of the architect who designed the dirigible dock for the top of the Empire State Building, which proved impossible to use because of the winds at that elevation.