Double Take:  / Guided Close-Looking through Intergenerational Dialogue May 12–Aug 11, 2024

Double Take: 
Guided Close-Looking through Intergenerational Dialogue

May 12–Aug 11, 2024

Worn buoys in speckled black and white or bright green and blue hang on a knotted white rope above a jumbled mass of fishing nets, ropes, wires, and strings.

Karyn Olivier, How Many Ways Can You Disappear, 2021 (detail). Potwarp; lobster traps; buoys washed ashore on Matinicus Island, Maine; and rope reproduced in salt, 179 × 98 × 73 in. (454.7 × 248.9 × 185.4 cm). ©️ Karyn Olivier. Courtesy the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York and Los Angeles. Photograph by Pierre Le Hors

Worn buoys in speckled black and white or bright green and blue hang on a knotted white rope above a jumbled mass of fishing nets, ropes, wires, and strings.

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Floor 5

Slow down and discover how much there is to see when we take the time to look closely at selections from The Whitney Biennial 2024: Even Better than the Real Thing. Guided jointly by a teen Youth Insights Leader and a Museum docent, participants are encouraged to think through and discuss works together. Each forty-minute session focuses on a single work of art or explores a connection between two works.