Public Programs
Engage with artists, curators, writers, and scholars through innovative programs that explore the Whitney’s current exhibitions and permanent collection.
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Badlands Unlimited presents What is Crypto?
FRI, Apr 27, 2018
6:30 pm
The program includes a short presentation on the basics of crypto: its history, technology, and current application in the field of finance and beyond.
Tickets are required ($10 adults; $8 members, students, and seniors). Members: please log in to reserve tickets.
Gregg Bordowitz in conversation with Glenn Ligon
MON, Apr 30, 2018
6:30 pm
This conversation between Gregg Bordowitz and Glenn Ligon focuses on Ligon’s Untitled (I Am a Man), 1988, and its relevance to representations of self, race, and gender, the subject of a new book by Bordowitz in Afterall’s One Work series.
Tickets are required ($10 adults; $8 members, students, and seniors). Members: please log in to reserve tickets.
Transmissions: Nick Mauss in Conversation with Elena Filipovic, Jennifer Homans and Elisabeth Sussman
FRI, May 4, 2018
6:30 pm
In conjunction with Nick Mauss: Transmissions, this roundtable conversation explores the genesis of the exhibition through multiple circuits of inquiry and dialogue, how the interdependence of dance and art histories can be exhibited, and what challenges are brought up in the presentation of ephemeral, time-based, collaborative works.
Tickets are required ($10 adults; $8 members, students, and seniors). Members: please log in to reserve tickets.
All Upcoming Events
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Fri,
Apr 27
Badlands Unlimited presents What is Crypto?
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Mon,
Apr 30
Gregg Bordowitz in conversation with Glenn Ligon
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Fri,
May 4
Transmissions: Nick Mauss in Conversation with Elena Filipovic, Jennifer Homans and Elisabeth Sussman
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Fri,
May 4
Study Sessions: Samantha Box, Ted Kerr, and Traci C. West
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Sat,
May 5
ASL SLAM at the Whitney
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Sun,
May 13
On Ballet: Fran Lebowitz and Nick Mauss
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Fri,
May 18
Whitney Independent Study Program: Critical Studies Symposium
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Sun,
May 20
Zoe Leonard in Conversation with Elisabeth Lebovici
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Tue,
May 29
Michèle Graf & Selina Grüter: One against All [Uno contro tutti]
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Fri,
Jun 1
Continuous Signals: On the Work of Zoe Leonard
This program offers advanced graduate students the opportunity to work directly with the Whitney’s collection and audiences within a supportive community of their peers and museum educators.
Whitney courses are multi-week programs that examine key issues in twentieth- and twenty-first-century American art and culture.
College and university students are invited to come as a class to explore the Whitney, guided by either their professor or one of our Teaching Fellows.
