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On September 27, Family Programs welcomed more than 1,000 participants to a special Jeff Koons Family Day.
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The Whitney is closed in preparation for the opening of our new building downtown in spring 2015.
Explore the buildingTHE WHITNEY IS CLOSED IN PREPARATION FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW BUILDING in spring 2015
Designed by architect Renzo Piano and situated between the High Line and the Hudson River, the new building will vastly increase the Whitney’s exhibition and programming space, providing the first comprehensive view of its unsurpassed collection of modern and contemporary American art.
A child designs his own Museum-of-the-Future at the annual HarvestFest celebration in Gansevoort Plaza, 2013. Photograph by Danielle Linzer
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The Whitney is closed in preparation for the opening of our new building in spring 2015. In the meantime, we’re participating in a community advisory network, running pilot programs with community partners, and exploring the neighborhood’s history through a new video series.
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TOUCH TOUR of JEFF KOONS: A RETROSPECTIVE
SEP 23, 2014
The Whitney offers Verbal Description and Touch Tours for visitors who are blind or partially-sighted. On September 12, art historian and educator Georgia Krantz led a tour of Jeff Koons: A Retrospective.
Jeff Koons, Boy with Pony, 1995–2008. Oil on canvas; 136 1⁄2 × 107 in. (346.7 × 271.8 cm). Private collection. © Jeff Koons
The Whitney is participating in a community advisory network, running pilot programs with community partners, and exploring the neighborhood’s hsitory through a new video series.
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