Love to see Holly Herndon and @MatDryhurst on display at the Whitney Museum Biennial. 👏👏👏

'I hope a sculpture like this is more of an invitation than an obstacle.'—Rashid Johnson 🌱

Johnson's New Poetry (2023) is an illuminated grid of steel bars that form a shelf-like structure straddling the Museum's indoor and outdoor spaces.

Full video: youtu.be/YALAi11AGT4?si…

Next Wednesday, May 1, you're invited to a conversation between 2024 #WhitneyBiennial co-curators Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli and Deana Haggag about the process of organizing this edition of the Whitney's signature exhibition.

Join us IRL or online. 👇 whitney.org/events/curatin…

The #WhitneyBiennial is where groundbreaking art and ideas unfold. Discover artists innovating in art, film, performance, sound, and more at the 2024 edition, on view through August 11.

Check out the full video: youtu.be/NzMHYQeQKcM

POV you're at Free Friday Nights at the Whitney ✨🪩

If you like art viewing, art making, music, and free things, Fridays from 5 to 10 pm at the Whitney are for you. Reserve your ticket: whitney.org/visit/free-fri…

Stephen A Smith Untitled, by Henry Taylor, 2022

Next Saturday and Sunday, April 27 and 28, Debit will perform her album The Long Count as part of the 2024 #WhitneyBiennial .

The performance will feature live instrumentation and sounds made by machine-learning synth instruments. whitney.org/events/the-lon…

Toying with internet iconography and zippy editing, 2024 Whitney Museum Biennial artist Nyala Moon writes, directs, and acts in a comic take on instructional online videos.

Lotus L. Kang's large-scale films, the artist says, 'are unfixed and continually sensitive and remain sensitive to the light and environment. I call them skins. And I think of them as very porous and raw, vulnerable, but also volatile.'

Kang's In Cascades (2023) features

The Whitney is nominated for The Webby Awards along with Design Bridge and Partners! Check out the project and vote 👇
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Curated in partnership with the Whitney Museum, the variously visionary films in this collection uncover untold realms of vibrant possibility – from Indigenous histories to technological innovation.

How I'm acting today now that it's 75° and sunny out in NYC.
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#JeanConner , Are You a Springmaid? II (detail), 1960. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from Sheree and Jerry Friedman 2018.204. © Jean Conner

As an artist, Harold Cohen believed he could use AI to better understand the painting process. The result was AARON, a software Cohen first conceived in the 1960s.

Watch the full length video on Harold Cohen: AARON, on view now: youtu.be/xkrJwURBEfg?si…

A massive congratulations to the 2024 Guggenheim Fellows including Whitney artists Lotus L. Kang, Lorraine O’Grady, Katherine Hubbard, and Dyani White Hawk! 🎉

The best exhibition in town !

Finally pioneers using AI as early as 1960s get proper recognitions. The wop and paintings are amazing in flesh.

Harold Cohen: AARON Whitney Museum

Mubi has officially made history with the iconic Whitney Museum.

This Whitney Biennial, eight films from the program will be able to be streamed during the show across the U.S., Canada, and UK beginning this Friday, April 12.

More details: trib.al/GbRVnaJ

We're thrilled to announce that the Whitney is now on Bloomberg Connects! 🔎 Our Assistant Director of Visitor and Member Experience Wendy Barbee-Lowell is here to welcome you to the Museum. Head inside with us!

Get the app before your next visit: whitney.org/visit/bloomber…