Whitney Museum

#WhitneyBiennial 2026 is officially open! Join us all day today for Free Second Sundays to see the exhibition for free. Go behind the scenes with curators Marcela Guerrero and Drew Sawyer as they detail the thought process behind this year's Biennial. Experience our signature exhibition now through August 23.

Robert Mangold, Untitled (for Artists Space), 1995 whitney.org/collection/wor…

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At the 2026 @whitneymuseum Biennial, galleries hum with the sounds of insects, rooms smell of lemon grass, and the digital worlds blur the line between memory and art. Senior Curator Marcela Guerrero gives @LatinoUSA a guided tour of it all. bit.ly/lusawhitney

Breaking news! 🗞️ Summer's almost here and we're excited to announce that the Museum will be open seven days a week beginning June 16 through August 18. Reserve your tickets in advance on whitney.org. See you soon! — Alex Dodge, The Hidden Power of Everyday Things, 2002–2007. Purchase, with funds from David W. Kiehl in honor of Carla Chammas and Judi Roaman 2009.2 © Alex Dodge

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#WhitneyBiennial 2026 artist Teresa Baker shares her lightbulb moment at Home Depot. Listen to Teresa Baker's full audio guide stop: bit.ly/4ubRK1M

🗽 The @nyliberty mini print vending machine by Ana Inciardi is at the Museum for a limited time only! Come by the Whitney Shop any time now through this weekend to get your New York Liberty mini prints, while supplies last.

“Family Album” at the @whitneymuseum captures Andy Warhol’s life in Polaroids. We’ve gathered some of his most vibrant moments from the show. interviewmagazine.com/art/andy-warho…

NASA has Artemis II, Georgia O'Keeffe has a ladder to the moon 🪜🌙 — Georgia O'Keeffe, Ladder to the Moon, 1958 whitney.org/collection/wor…

It's not every day that art gets inflated in the galleries. 🌬️ Pat Oleszko first began creating her "inflatables" in the early 1980s as a way to make large-scale sculptures without relying on the need for constructed, heavy armatures. This work titled Blowhard debuted as a 1995 commission for the World Trade Center Plaza, where strong winds nearly blew it away. The artist sews these sculptures in sections, which she then connects, unfurls, and inflates on her roof. Blowhard is on view in #WhitneyBiennial 2026 through August 23.

Happy Easter! 🪺🐣 — Herbert W. Gleason, Partridge's Nest, Near Brister's Spring (detail), 1908. Gift of Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz 98.78.7

Spring has sprung and a new season of Free Friday Nights is here 🌷 Join us every week on Fridays from 5 to 10 pm for free admission, music, dancing, cocktails, sunset views, and access to the #WhitneyBiennial.

Nanibah Chacon’s sculptures in #WhitneyBiennial 2026 draw out the visual similarities between the sand paintings of Diné (Navajo) gods and electrical towers used by coal refineries on the Navajo Nation. After the Biennial closes, one of the sculptures will be installed on the land of the Navajo Nation.

Mixtape Vol. 4 is this week at Free Friday Nights! Details + free tickets: whitney.org/events/mixtape…

POV you thought you were going to see Whitney Houston memorabilia but instead you're confronted with the Whitney Biennial

Abraham Walkowitz, Isadora Duncan, c. 1910 whitney.org/collection/wor… Kenneth Hayes Miller, Box Party, 1936 whitney.org/collection/wor…

Marked safe from being a ballet or opera. However we do have ballet and opera art.

🎬 Aaaand, action! Our Museum staff, artists, and curators have been working tirelessly to bring the #WhitneyBiennial 2026 to life. Tomorrow, March 4, the exhibition opens to Members, and Sunday, March 8, it opens to the public during Free Second Sundays. Sound on for art installation ASMR.

@nytimes calls Kelly Akashi's #WhitneyBiennial 2026 sculpture "a monument to the need to move on, and the need to remember." Monument (Altadena) consists of a 13-foot-tall chimney and walkway made of glass brick. The work reflects on Akashi's personal experience of loss from the devastating 2025 wildfires in Southern California. After the artist's home and studio burned, the chimney was the only structure left standing. For the Biennial, she worked with a mason to rebuild it piece by piece, alongside a reconstruction of her home's walkway, in luminous glass brick. The sculpture will be on view to the public in this year's Biennial beginning Sunday, March 8, and Members on Wednesday, March 4. nytimes.com/2026/02/24/art…