The Whitney exhibition focused on Indigenous Space, Modern Architecture, and which other theme?

• A. Globalization
• B. New Art
• C. Traditional sculpture
• D. Digital media

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is recognizing a fitting contemporary theme that completes a set focused on space and how people engage with the built environment. New Art best fits alongside Indigenous Space and Modern Architecture because it signals recent artistic practice that often experiments with space, installation, and form in ways that relate to how spaces are used and experienced. It encompasses current approaches, media, and ideas artists are pursuing today, which makes it a natural complement to both Indigenous Space—concerned with place and cultural context—and Modern Architecture—about shaping our physical surroundings.

Globalization centers on cross-cultural exchange and economic networks rather than a spatial or design-focused theme. Traditional sculpture points to older, historical practice rather than contemporary directions. Digital media is a mode of making art rather than a broad thematic focus; while it can be part of New Art, it’s the broader label that best ties together the idea of new directions in how art engages with space and modern life.