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June 3–16

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May 20–June 2
June 17–30

Today,
Sat,
June 3

Families

A painting of a bull skull and flowers floating over a desert landscape.

Open Studio

11 am–3 pm

Families with kids of all ages

Tours

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

11 am

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

12:30 pm, 3 pm

Tours

A shelf laden with sculptures of hands holding different items.

Exhibition Tour: Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

1:30 pm

Sun,
June 4

Tours

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

11 am

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

12:30 pm

Tours

A shelf laden with sculptures of hands holding different items.

Exhibition Tour: Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

1:30 pm

Mon,
June 5

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Public programs

A movie poster for The Stroll from HBO. It shows a black and white photograph of a person gazing ahead. The text reads "The Stroll. Sex work. Survival. Sisterhood."

Celebration for The Stroll (2023)

10 pm

Adults 21+

Tues,
June 6

Members

Front facade of the Brant Foundation building on a bright day with clouds in the sky. The building is tall and narrow, made of brick with large windows on the front, and black doors.

Contemporaries Tour: Andy Warhol at the Brant Foundation

5–6 pm

Contemporaries and Contemporaries Patrons Members

Wed,
June 7

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 3 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Tours

A group of visitors in animated discussion in front of painting of three layered American flags.

A Closer Look

2 pm

Public programs

The backs of two people looking out over a flooded cityscape.

Beyond Art: Artists Making Movies

6:30 pm

Thurs,
June 8

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 3 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Fri,
June 9

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 7:30 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm, 8 pm

Teens

Queer Teen Night

4–7 pm

Tours

In a color photograph from the 1970s, men in various states of undress lounge around a derelict and rundown wooden pier, which is jutting out into blue-gray water of the Hudson River.

Queer History Walks

6 pm

Community events

Exterior view of the Whitney Museum building at nighttime. The windows are brightly lit and museum-goers are visible in the galleries and on the terrace

Friday Night at the Whitney

7–10 pm

Tours

In the middle ground, a man, woman and child sit stiffly in swim attire under a small umbrella on a deck with an empty beach behind them. In the foreground, a muscular male figure wearing only tight swim trunks and a whistle around his neck, holds up a baton, and behind them, a pale, gaunt male figure passes by.

Queering the Collection

8 pm

Sat,
June 10

Community events

The Whitney Museum building with the High Line park in front of it

IDNYC Cardholders Day

10:30 am–10 pm

Families

A painting of a bull skull and flowers floating over a desert landscape.

Open Studio

11 am–3 pm

Families with kids of all ages

Tours

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

11 am

Families

Two parents in front of the Whitney's entrance. One of them has a child holding Pride flags on their shoulders.

Whitney Pride Celebration

11 am–6 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

12:30 pm, 3 pm

Tours

In a color photograph from the 1970s, men in various states of undress lounge around a derelict and rundown wooden pier, which is jutting out into blue-gray water of the Hudson River.

Queer History Walks

1 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm

Tours

A shelf laden with sculptures of hands holding different items.

Exhibition Tour: Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

1:30 pm

En Español

A person wearing a Whitney pride t-shirt holds up a piece of paper while giving a tour to participants.

Paseos sobre la historia queer

3:30 pm

Sun,
June 11

Tours

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

11 am

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

12:30 pm

Tours

A shelf laden with sculptures of hands holding different items.

Exhibition Tour: Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

1:30 pm

Tours

In a color photograph from the 1970s, men in various states of undress lounge around a derelict and rundown wooden pier, which is jutting out into blue-gray water of the Hudson River.

Queer History Walks

2 pm

Mon,
June 12

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Wed,
June 14

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 3 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Tours

A group of visitors in animated discussion in front of painting of three layered American flags.

A Closer Look

2 pm

Thurs,
June 15

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 3 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm

Members

Two museum visitors stand in the corner of a gallery with industrial shelves on the wall filled with colorful sculptures, including multiple lifelike hands.

Spotlight Tour of Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

6:45 pm, 7:15 pm

Patron, Circle, Fellow, and Sponsor members

Members

Visitor looks at two life-size mannequins wearing hoodies with forms protruding from the top of the hoods. On the front of each sculptural figure is a small screen and headphones are available on stands in front.

Contemporaries Tour of Josh Kline: Project for a New American Century

7:45 pm, 8:15 pm

Contemporaries and Contemporaries Patron members

Fri,
June 16

Online

a black and white photograph of two people on the beach. The man is in the center of the frame in total shadow and silhouette, while the woman sits on the sand in a flowy white garment with her back to the viewer.

Verbal Description Online: Queering the Collection

10–11:30 am

Tours

Fruits and abstract leaves in red and green.

Exhibition Tour:
The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900–1965

12 pm, 7:30 pm

Tours

Trinkets depicting racist stereotypes are strung above a colorful painting of a canoe over fragments of printed images and text.

Exhibition Tour: Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith: Memory Map

1 pm, 8 pm

Community events

Exterior view of the Whitney Museum building at nighttime. The windows are brightly lit and museum-goers are visible in the galleries and on the terrace

Friday Night at the Whitney

7–10 pm

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May 20–June 2
June 17–30

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