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Whitney Museum of American Art: Exhibitions & Events
Exhibitions and events at Whitney Museum of American Art, New York: on view, upcoming and past, with address and map.
Andy Warhol Family Album at the Whitney Museum
On the Whitney's seventh floor, a focused show presents Andy Warhol's 1972–73 Polaroids from his personal "family album": portraits, guests at Montauk, European travels and his dog Archie. It closes October 19, 2026.
Closing soon · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans at the Whitney
The Whitney's eighth floor presents a retrospective of Minnie Evans (1892–1987), the North Carolina visionary whose drawings, paintings and collages of angels, faces and patterns drew on dreams. On view through January 10, 2027.
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes at the Whitney Museum
Coumba Samba, born in 2000, fills a first-floor gallery at the Whitney with sculptures modeled on depleted uranium shells, painted in the colors of five national flags. The installation examines uranium extraction and power through January 18, 2027.
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Roy Lichtenstein: Like New at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney presents Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, the first New York retrospective of the Pop artist since 1993. On the fifth floor through May 10, 2027, it spans six decades of painting, drawing, sculpture, film and prints, plus four re-created murals.
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997 at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney's third floor looks at Roy Lichtenstein's final year, 1997, through materials for mural, sculpture and print projects, many from the museum's collection. It shows a late-career artist widening his palette and responding to early digital imagery. On view through June 1, 2027.
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
"Untitled" (America) at the Whitney Museum of American Art
On the Whitney's seventh floor, a collection-based show surveys American art from 1900 to the early 1980s, with Hopper, Warhol, Johns, Kusama, Noguchi and others, tracing how artists have pictured "America" and how the idea has shifted.
Upcoming · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Charles Burchfield: Elemental at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney presents ten watercolors by Charles Burchfield from its own collection, made between 1916 and 1960. Marking seventy years since the museum's 1956 retrospective, the show follows his visionary treatment of nature. It opens October 22, 2026.
Upcoming · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
artport: A History of Internet Art at the Whitney Museum
The Whitney marks 25 years of artport, its online space for net art commissions, with a 6th-floor exhibition of more than 100 works, online and in the galleries. Operator's live performance Human Unreadable Act III premieres alongside it. Opens November 21, 2026.
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Closing soon · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Andy Warhol Family Album at the Whitney Museum
On the Whitney's seventh floor, a focused show presents Andy Warhol's 1972–73 Polaroids from his personal "family album": portraits, guests at Montauk, European travels and his dog Archie. It closes October 19, 2026.
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On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans at the Whitney
The Whitney's eighth floor presents a retrospective of Minnie Evans (1892–1987), the North Carolina visionary whose drawings, paintings and collages of angels, faces and patterns drew on dreams. On view through January 10, 2027.
Show on mapNew
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes at the Whitney Museum
Coumba Samba, born in 2000, fills a first-floor gallery at the Whitney with sculptures modeled on depleted uranium shells, painted in the colors of five national flags. The installation examines uranium extraction and power through January 18, 2027.
Show on mapNew
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Roy Lichtenstein: Like New at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney presents Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, the first New York retrospective of the Pop artist since 1993. On the fifth floor through May 10, 2027, it spans six decades of painting, drawing, sculpture, film and prints, plus four re-created murals.
Show on mapNew
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997 at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney's third floor looks at Roy Lichtenstein's final year, 1997, through materials for mural, sculpture and print projects, many from the museum's collection. It shows a late-career artist widening his palette and responding to early digital imagery. On view through June 1, 2027.
Show on mapNew
On view · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
"Untitled" (America) at the Whitney Museum of American Art
On the Whitney's seventh floor, a collection-based show surveys American art from 1900 to the early 1980s, with Hopper, Warhol, Johns, Kusama, Noguchi and others, tracing how artists have pictured "America" and how the idea has shifted.
Show on mapNew
Upcoming · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Charles Burchfield: Elemental at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney presents ten watercolors by Charles Burchfield from its own collection, made between 1916 and 1960. Marking seventy years since the museum's 1956 retrospective, the show follows his visionary treatment of nature. It opens October 22, 2026.
Show on mapNew
Upcoming · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
artport: A History of Internet Art at the Whitney Museum
The Whitney marks 25 years of artport, its online space for net art commissions, with a 6th-floor exhibition of more than 100 works, online and in the galleries. Operator's live performance Human Unreadable Act III premieres alongside it. Opens November 21, 2026.
Show on mapNew
Event · Whitney Museum of American Art
Roy Lichtenstein: Like New at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney's fifth floor hosts Roy Lichtenstein: Like New through May 10, 2027, the first New York retrospective of the Pop artist since 1993. Iconic paintings, rarely seen works and four re-created murals span six decades.
Show on map
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Ended · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Whitney Biennial 2026: Fifty-Six Artists Tune In to the Mood of American Art
The 82nd Whitney Biennial ran from March 8 to October 12, 2026, bringing fifty-six artists, duos and collectives together, including Japan's Mao Ishikawa and Akira Ikezoe, to ask what "American" art means and to explore shared moods and unlikely alliances.
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Ended · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Alex Da Corte: Hot Dog With Ketchup at the Whitney Museum
Alex Da Corte covers a printout of Roy Lichtenstein's Hot Dog with a sweep of ketchup, then scales it into a 17-by-29-foot billboard on Gansevoort Street, across from the Whitney and the High Line. On view through May 10, 2027.
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Event · Whitney Museum of American Art
Roy Lichtenstein: Like New at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The Whitney's fifth floor hosts Roy Lichtenstein: Like New through May 10, 2027, the first New York retrospective of the Pop artist since 1993. Iconic paintings, rarely seen works and four re-created murals span six decades.
Show on mapNew
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Ended · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Whitney Biennial 2026: Fifty-Six Artists Tune In to the Mood of American Art
The 82nd Whitney Biennial ran from March 8 to October 12, 2026, bringing fifty-six artists, duos and collectives together, including Japan's Mao Ishikawa and Akira Ikezoe, to ask what "American" art means and to explore shared moods and unlikely alliances.
Show on mapNew
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Ended · Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village
Alex Da Corte: Hot Dog With Ketchup at the Whitney Museum
Alex Da Corte covers a printout of Roy Lichtenstein's Hot Dog with a sweep of ketchup, then scales it into a 17-by-29-foot billboard on Gansevoort Street, across from the Whitney and the High Line. On view through May 10, 2027.
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