Experience the Whitney’s world-renowned collection of American art in American Sign Language. Whitney Signs is a free gallery tour led by expert Museum educators who are Deaf.
Whitney Signs takes place the first Saturday of each month at 4 pm, with a pre-tour reception at 3 pm. The tour is voice-interpreted. ASL tours without voice interpretation take place the third Friday of each month at 7pm, with a pre-tour reception at 6pm.
Check-in is in the Museum lobby. We encourage you to RSVP at asl_tours@whitney.org or
(212) 570-7789 Voice. Relay calls welcome.
ASL students, please note: We regret that complimentary tickets will not be available for ASL students; regular student admission is $14 with a valid student ID.
Museum staff or ASL interpreters will not be able to sign student assignments.
Learn moreAmerican Sign Language interpretation is available free-of-charge for daily exhibition tours and public programs by request with three weeks’ advance notice.To place a request, please contact us at accessfeedback@whitney.org or (212) 570-7789 Voice. Relay calls welcome.
Closed captioning is available for videos on whitney.org. To view captions, play the video you wish to view. A CC button will appear on the video player controls. Select “English” to activate. Please note that certain internet browsers may not display closed captions.
Open captioning with Communication Access Realtime Translation ( CART ) for public programs is available by request with three weeks advance notice, contingent upon the availability of captioners.To place a request, please contact us at accessfeedback@whitney.org or
(212) 570-7789 Voice. Relay calls welcome.