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Welcome to the Whitney's online Press Office. Members of the media may view and download information for current and upcoming exhibitions and programs, access the press release archive, and download high-resolution images and video.

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Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night Now on View at the Whitney Museum Through September 2025
Large crowd gathered outside the Whitney Museum of American Art, watching a performer in a red dress on stage.
Celebrate Pride at the Whitney Museum with Free Public Programs and Events Beginning June 1
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West Side Fest Returns July 11–13 With Free Fun for All Ages at Museums, Parks, Performing Arts Centers, and Cultural Institutions

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Digital Press Kits

Current Exhibitions

Painting of Michelle Obama in a patterned dress sitting against a light blue background, resting her chin on her hand.

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Amy Sherald: American Sublime
Apr 9–Aug 10, 2025

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Three sets of parallel black lines on a white background, labeled "TBD," "TBC," and "TBA" from top to bottom.

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Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night
Feb 8–Sept 21, 2025

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A black wooden assemblage sculpture composed of various geometric and abstract shapes arranged in a grid pattern against a white wall.

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Collection View: Louise Nevelson
Opening Apr 9, 2025

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Large digital screen on a building wall displays an underwater and cityscape scene.

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Marina Zurkow: Hyundai Terrace Commission
Apr 9, 2025–Jan 11, 2026

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A van and a truck drive through a dimly lit tunnel with blurred lights creating a sense of motion.

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Shifting Landscapes
Nov 1, 2024–Jan 2026

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Abstract painting with green and white wavy patterns on a rectangular canvas, resembling ocean waves or clouds.

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Mary Heilmann: Long Line
Opening Apr 9, 2025

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Upcoming Exhibitions

Abstract painting with vibrant colors, featuring a stylized face, geometric shapes, and a sun-like circle against a deep blue background.

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Sixties Surreal
Sept 24, 2025 – Jan 19, 2026

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Institutional

Large digital screen on a building wall displays an underwater and cityscape scene.

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Hyundai Terrace Commission

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Whitney Museum

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Free Friday Nights and Second Sundays at the Whitney

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A large group of people joyfully dance with raised hands outside a modern building.

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Decade Downtown

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A metal shelf laden with plants, pots, and other items.

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Dining at the Whitney

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A 3D rendered creature with trailing tentacles, wings, and feathers, floats in the sky over the city view from the Whitney's 8th floor terrace.

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artport

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A three-floor brick building with leafy trees in front.

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Independent Study Program at the Roy Lichtenstein Studio

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Public Art Project: David Hammons: Day's End
On Permanent View

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Past Exhibitions

A person in a hat steers a small boat near a shoreline with trees and reeds, creating a serene, black-and-white scene.

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Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe and the Last Gullah Islands
December 5, 2024–April 2025

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Wooden cabinet shaped like a whimsical figure with a single eye, red lips, and colorful arms. A small globe sits on top.

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Edges of Ailey
Sept 25, 2024–Feb 9, 2025

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Abstract artwork featuring a skeletal figure with a colorful hat, surrounded by vibrant, chaotic brushstrokes and handprints. Signed "91" in the top right.

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What It Becomes
Aug 24, 2024–Jan 12, 2025

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For additional past press kits please contact pressoffice@whitney.org.

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Contact Us

Ashley Reese, Director of Communications
(212) 671-1846 
Ashley_Reese@whitney.org

Whitney Press Office 
(212) 570-3633
pressoffice@whitney.org

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Please submit all press filming and photography requests using the inquiry form below.

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On the Hour

A 30-second online art project:
Maya Man, A Realistic Day In My Life Living In New York City

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Learn more at whitney.org/artport

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