Deletion of Christopher Y. Lew

Comment: this one is not so clear cut at first glance. The New York Times article used as the first ref is a namecheck and has no depth; on the other hand https://www.wmagazine.com/story/whitney-biennial-2017-how-the-museums-riskiest-most-political-survey-in-decades-came-together this W Magazine article has lots of depth. Enough sources are out there to establish GNG easily. Add to this the fact that he co-curated one of the Whitney Biennales (one of the top ten or twenty art exhibitions in the world) and you could probably make an argument that he meets some part of . The guy is high-level. And let's not forget all the coverage that was generated by the Whitney show, like this http://time.com/4705969/whitney-biennial-political-art/ article in Time, with a video, this https://www.vogue.com/article/whitney-biennial-2017-rupaul Vogue magazine article, this https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/08/arts/design/a-users-guide-to-the-whitney-biennial.html rather good article in the New York Times, and so on. And those were easy to find
Stance: keep
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