Five Things to Know: Rachel Whiteread | Tate
Rachel Whiteread — One Hundred Spaces | by Karen Chhui | Medium
Rachel Whiteread | Gagosian
One Hundred Spaces' Rachel Whiteread . . . . #chair #casts #negativespace #100 #spaces #resin #sculpture #rachelwhite… | Rachel whiteread, Decorative boxes, Rachel
A strong show - but is it time Rachel Whiteread cast her net more widely? Tate Britain, review
Audio Description tour: Rachel Whiteread | Tate Britain
Rachel Whiteread exhibition review – the secret life of things | Rachel Whiteread | The Guardian
Rachel Whiteread Left 2005, plaster, wood and vinyl (one chair, five plaster units), 98 x 48.5 x 47 inches, Courtesy Luhring Augustine - artcritical
Detail of Rachel Whiteread installation at Tate Britain | Flickr
Rachel Whiteread exhibition review – the secret life of things | Rachel Whiteread | The Guardian
A woman looks at One Hundred Spaces, an installation of 100 jewel-like resin casts of the underside of chairs on display in the Duveen Galleries at the Tate Britain in central London,
SOFT PYRAMID(S) — Rachel Whiteread Untitled (One Hundred Spaces),...
Rachel Whiteread, Davies Street, London, September 7–October 2, 2010 | Gagosian
Rachel Whiteread, Untitled (One Hundred Spaces), 1995 - ELEPHANT
21 December 2010 post: Rachel Whiteread, Selected Sculptures & Interview | fARTiculate
A woman looks at One Hundred Spaces, an installation of 100 jewel-like resin casts of the underside of chairs on display in the Duveen Galleries at the Tate Britain in central London,
Untitled (6 Spaces) | Arts Council Collection
Ghosts of the Past, Embalmed in White Plaster - The New York Times
Rachael Whiteread @tate casts of undersides of chairs, 1995. Repost from earlyworkstudio | Contemporary artwork, Art chair, Space art
Rachel Whiteread - void under a chair | Ceramic art sculpture, Geometric sculpture, Rachel whiteread
Rachel Whiteread: Transient Spaces | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation
Untitled (One hundred Spaces) | Pinault Collection
Rachel Whiteread considers what's not there
Saatchi Gallery on X: "Happy Birthday Rachel Whiteread! Born #OTD in 1963, she became the first woman to win the Turner Prize in 1993. Exhibited at Saatchi Gallery, check out 'Untitled (One
Rachel Whiteread, Davies Street, London, September 7–October 2, 2010 | Gagosian
Children's creative learning through the sculptures of Rachel Whiteread
