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Each day screenings take place in two galleries at the Whitney Museum. On Floor 2, in the Kaufman Astoria Studios Film & Video Gallery and on Floor 4 of the Emily Fisher Landau Galleries.
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Seminars with Artists is an open forum for conversations with some of the most notable American artists. Multiple Edition is conceived as a platform for discussion and experimentation. Each emerging artist in the series is commissioned to create 200 multiples that will be given away to the public—free of charge—at the event.
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Engage with Biennial artists and their work in the galleries through performance and public participation. Open Studio programs are free with Museum admission and are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Select Fridays at 7 pm. Lower Gallery Free with Museum admission, which is pay-what-you-wish on Fridays from 6–9 pm. No tickets, no reservations.
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Museum Movements: Inspired by the twelve native New York animal clients in Haeg’s installation Animal Estates 1.0: New York, New York, twelve movement artists wrote Animal Scores for contiguous spaces in the Whitney. Each week throughout the Biennial, one dancer performs a silent “tour” of the Museum, enacting all twelve scores.
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Contemporary artists and families come together to share their ideas. Parents and kids participate in an artmaking workshop led by a Biennial artist and explore materials and process together.
Registration is required.
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YOUTH INSIGHTS is a paid, after school opportunity for high school students. Connecting with contemporary artists and Whitney staff, participants explore the Museum in the context of contemporary art and culture.