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04/23/2020

Our longstanding relationship with Public Art Fund has taken us all throughout the city, exploring countless works that surprise us and enliven daily life.

Watch some of our recent films, from the work of Elle Perez, featured on over 100 bus shelters throughout NYC, to Harold Ancart’s spectacular handball court in the middle of a New York City park, to Tauba Auerbach’s fireboat adorned in her own take on WWI era “dazzle” camouflage, and more, here.

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03/27/2020

You can now view all of the Whitney Museum’s digital content in one place.

View several of our collaborations with the Whitney, including The Making of Liza Lou’s Kitchen, the 2019 Biennial Video Series and our three-part series on the art and life of Andy Warhol, here.

Watch as Liza Lou reflects on her monumental installation Kitchen, a tribute to the unsung labor of women throughout time. Made over the course of five years, Kitchen presents a full-scale, exactingly detailed room encrusted in a rainbow of glistening glass beads. Through boxes of breakfast cereal,....

03/24/2020

Late last year, we visited Rachel Feinstein in her New York studio and delved deep into the themes of her work and unique process.

Check out our latest collaboration with the Jewish Museum here.

03/24/2020

"An artwork can stand for a certain kind of hope, or a certain kind of tenacity. It can radiate: look what happens if someone cares so deeply about something and they don't stop." - Liza Lou

We're thrilled to share another collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art.

03/24/2020

"There's a way to access memory and desire and aspiration and location through objects... I think it can be really transformative and really affirming for some people. And it allows them to build a world in which they see themselves mirrored. And that's what I hope to do with the photographs." - Farah al Qasimi

Check out our latest collaboration with Public Art Fund now.

09/20/2019

Say farewell to the 2019 by saying hello to Jeffrey Gibson in this film from our Biennial video series. His works embrace color, pattern, q***r history and native history as a means of exploring the untold stories he wishes to express through intricate materiality.
https://bit.ly/2lQ1qSv
Directed by Jonathan Sanden

09/19/2019

Humanism and ethics are part of a wide palette used by artist Tomashi Jackson in her work for the 2019 . Her work discusses the displacement and gentrification that is woven into the social history of New York City. This installment of our biennial series will take you beneath the surface of Jackson’s layered practice.
https://bit.ly/2lQ1qSv
Directed by Noah Therrien

09/18/2019

As we prepare for the end of the , we bring you Puerto Rican artist Daniel Lind Ramos. His work ‘Maria-Maria’ uses found objects sourced from his community of Loiza, PR to assemble narratives around the notion of creation and deconstruction in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
https://bit.ly/2lQ1qSv
Directed by: Noah Therrien

09/17/2019

*School Bell*
Heading back to school (and the end of the biennial) with ‘Pony Tail’, a sculpture/viewing station by Meriem Bennani at the Whitney Museum of American Art that displays her film ‘Mission Teens’.
This installment of our series gives you a glimpse of Meriem’s film exploring the lives of Moroccan students attending French School in Rabat.
https://bit.ly/2lQ1qSv
Directed by Jonathan Sanden

09/16/2019

In honor of the last week of the Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial exhibition (closing September 22), we're sharing our series profiling five biennial artists.
In this film, we explore Kota Ezawa's “National Anthem”. Inspired by Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling protest during the national anthem, Kota finds a strong sense of patriotism in the power of protest.
https://bit.ly/2lQ1qSv
Directed by