Public Programs
Engage with artists, curators, writers, and scholars through innovative programs that explore the Whitney’s current exhibitions and permanent collection.
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Thu,
Jan 21
Art History from Home:
Working Together: Photographers of the
Kamoinge Workshop -
Fri,
Jan 22
Viernes con Vida Americana: Los tres grandes y el arte estadounidense
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Tue,
Jan 26
Art History from Home:
Stories from the Collection -
Thu,
Jan 28
Art History from Home:
Art and Activism -
Thu,
Jan 28
Latinx Photography in the United States: Elizabeth Ferrer in conversation with Roberto Tejada
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Fri,
Jan 29
Viernes con Vida Americana: Arte mexicano y arte afroestadounidense
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Wed,
Feb 3
Harlem and the Kamoinge Workshop
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Wed,
Feb 17
King Is Dead: Screening and Conversation
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Wed,
Mar 3
Photography and Beyond in the Kamoinge Workshop
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Wed,
Mar 24
The Sound She Saw: Ming Smith in conversation with Greg Tate
2019 Walter Annenberg Lecture: Jason Moran
Composer and multimedia artist Jason Moran works at the intersection of jazz and the visual arts. His broad oeuvre in composition, improvisation, and performance challenges audiences to think beyond conventional boundaries between the arts. For the 2019 Walter Annenberg Lecture, Moran speaks about his practice and the history of jazz and its role in American art and culture with Adam D. Weinberg, the Museum’s Alice Pratt Brown Director.
Joan Tisch Teaching Fellows
This program offers advanced graduate students the opportunity to work directly with the Whitney’s collection and audiences within a supportive community of their peers and museum educators.
Courses
Whitney courses are multi-week programs that examine key issues in twentieth- and twenty-first-century American art and culture.
