Current Exhibitions

Reflections of water in test tank in the artist's studio

A print of an architectural entablature.

Painting of a woman with a basket of calla lilies

Brightly-dressed women standing around and looking upward.

An installation of artwork representing a kitchen.

A painting with a black background and white totem-like central figure

Upcoming Exhibitions

A two-panel painting. On the left side, three goat-like animals stand on their hind legs in a mountainous landscape. On the right panel, a series of lone figures and a couple inhabit a space with trees, rocks, and trash.

A painting of four men in a living room. Two are dancing and two are sitting on a sofa.

A group of African American artists who are part of the Kamoinge collective posing in front of a white backdrop.

A photograph of a massive hole in a dilapidated building with sunlight streaming in

Rendering of a sculpture by David Hammons, resembling the frame of a shed rising from the Hudson River, viewed at sunset

Three American flags on top of each other.

Online

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A penguin and many flamingos on an ice flow next to a sign that says "the long and short of it" overlaying whitney.org.

An overhead shot of a hand painting.

A photo of various fruits and vegetables perched on wood plinths

fruits, vegetables; fruit and vegetable salad

Jan 15–Feb 17, 2020

A TV, trash can, and a large colorful object.

Rachel Harrison Life Hack

Oct 25, 2019–Jan 12, 2020

A purple-tinted, pixellated image of two wolves

Alan Michelson: Wolf Nation

Oct 25, 2019–Jan 12, 2020

5 men in hats in a circle, facing away from each other and playing 5 different pianos

Jason Moran

Sept 20, 2019–Jan 5, 2020

Text that says Whitney Biennial 2019 with a round clock in the middle.

Whitney Biennial 2019

May 17–Oct 27, 2019

Image of two people sitting on the ground with their eyes downcast

Moved by the Motion: Sudden Rise

Apr 26–Apr 27, 2019

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A 30-second online art project:
Kristin Lucas, Speculative Habitat for Sponsored Seabirds