Pop Party
Wed, Oct 28, 2026
7–10 pm
Roy and Dorothy as Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick at Idelle and Julian Weber's Halloween party, Brooklyn, New York, October 1965. ©️ The Estate of Idelle Weber. Courtesy Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Archive and the Estate of Idelle Weber.
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Throughout the Whitney
Open to all Members
Celebrate Roy Lichtenstein: Like New and the artist’s 103rd birthday with a vibrant costume party! This special edition of Member Night features after-hours access to our full exhibition lineup, live music, and so much more. Artful costumes encouraged—take inspiration from Roy and Dorothy Lichtenstein’s reimagining of Pop art celebrities Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick and join us as your favorite artist, artwork, or icon that inspires you.
Exhibitions
Enjoy after-hours access to the galleries and mini tours throughout the evening.
Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes
Floor 1
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997
Floor 3
Roy Lichtenstein: Like New
Floor 5
“Untitled” (America)
Floor 7
The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans
Floor 8
Mini Talk: Learn to See Like New
Join Joan Tisch Teaching Fellow Caitlin Chan in the galleries of Roy Lichtenstein: Like New to discover the roots of Lichtenstein’s distinct visual language and get tips on how to experience the artist’s work anew.
Screenprinting: Drop-In Artmaking
Join master printers from the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop to experiment with screen printing and pochoir techniques and create your own Lichtenstein-inspired tote bag to take home with you.
Jazz Lounge
Experience the sights and sounds of a jazz trio from Hire Juilliard Performers. Take in the big-band sound popularized in Roy Lichtenstein’s working years while you lounge in the Lobby.
A note on costumes:
Halloween at the Whitney is an inclusive and safe celebration for all. In that spirit, we do not allow costumes that perpetuate cultural appropriation, discrimination, or violence of any kind, including fake weapons. We invite you to be inspired by the works in our collection and check out the #IAmNotACostume campaign to learn more about choosing a respectful costume.
