Events
Sept 23–Oct 6

Online

A long mural with a man at the center surrounded by various people and statues.

Art History from Home:
Art and Activism

12 pm

Online

A photo of a mural depicting a tortured-looking man.

After Los Tres Grandes: Aesthetic and Political Legacies of Mexican Muralism

6–7 pm

Online

En Español: Viernes con Vida americana: Historia del arte desde casa

12 pm

Online

Artmaking From Home:
Human Figures, Human Stories

1 pm

Online

Art History from Home:
Queer Belonging

6 pm

Online

A painting of a woman with parents on her shoulders and in her arms.

Art History from Home:
Picturing the Mexican Revolution

12 pm

Online

Image of the book cover Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics (Duke, 2020)

Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics: Arlene Dávila in conversation with Adriana Zavala

6–7 pm

Online

En Español: Viernes con Vida americana: Historia del arte desde casa

12 pm

Online

High school students in grades 9–12

A group of teenage people with backpacks on gather in front of information tables at the Whitney.

Art College Night

4–6 pm

Online

A woman standing next to a sculpture.

Whitney Signs Online: Around Day’s End: Downtown New York, 1970–1986

2 pm

Online

Abstract artwork of soldiers by Jacob Lawrence.

Art History from Home:
Stories from the Collection

6 pm

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A 30-second online art project:
American Artist, Looted