ASL Tour:
Whitney Biennial 2012
Fri, May 18, 2012
6 pm
Whitney Educator Andrew Fisher leads a tour during 2010 the Whitney Biennial, April, 2010. Photograph by Pete Deevakul
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Join us for a free tour in American Sign Language of the Museum's new installation of Whitney Biennial 2012, without voice interpretation. The tour begins at 7 pm, with a free pre-tour reception from 6–7 pm.
The Whitney Biennial is an exhibition held every two years in which the Museum gauges the current state of contemporary art in America. The Biennial comprises work—including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and installations—from both emerging and established artists. In addition to visual artists, the exhibition includes a select group of filmmakers, choreographers, musicians, and playwrights. These multidisciplinary arts will be presented in a large open space in the Museum’s fourth floor galleries.
Please note: we regret that complimentary tickets will no longer be available for ASL students. Museum staff/interpreters will not be able to sign student assignments.
Admission to tour and reception is free. Registration is required; RSVP to asl_tours@whitney.org. Please pick up your tickets at the check-in location in the Museum lobby.
