This week, Ali Larter has been supporting modern art, which is jolly nice of her, if a bit random. Still, she does it a lot, since she's a bit of a collector, particularly of photography by Lillian Bassman. But this week she's been to the Whitney Museum's annual art party and auction.
I think the Whitney is amazing. It has an incredible collection of American art, and I think it’s important, especially in these times, to come out and support, to get the attention back to the museums. I think that art inspires people during difficult times and I hope that there is always funding, especially to keep the programs alive in the schools.
The Whitney houses one of the world's foremost collections of contemporary American art and programmes provocative special exhibitions by the most promising and influential American artists of the 20th and 21st century.
Look, here's a BLT at the Whitney. Giant BLTs – now that's random.
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