With Patrick Martinez’s grand neon installation offering a backdrop with messages like “We may have all come on different ships, but we’re in the same boat now”, the Whitney Museum of American Art’s annual Art Party felt more united in spirit than ever before.
Guests from all industries came out to support The Whitney Museum of American Art and all of its progressive efforts, with performances by Darren Bader, SHYBOI and more.
Art and New York City are about as synonymous as Paris and Christian Louboutin.
We stepped to the dynamic and ever-changing Whitney Museum of American Art to see the newly-opened Andy Warhol – From A to B and Back Again, as well as revisit what’s opened and closing soon.
We’ve all heard that successful artists “break the rules” of art. Ironically, some artists have “broken the rules” of the art world by embracing rules and programs traditionally associated with the tech world, responding to its increasing importance in our lives.
Feeling breezy, we made our way downtown to be around the who’s who of art at The Whitney Museum’s annual Art Party. It was quite a scene.
Tuesday night, we made our way downtown to Whitney Museum of American Art’s annual Art Party, hosted by Karlie Kloss, Common, and others. Check out the scene!
Audi hosts private preview of “Dreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Art, 1905–2016” at the Whitney Museum in NYC. We offer a review of the groundbreaking show sponsored by Audi.
Following a private lavish VIP dinner (with a surprise performance by Seal!) honoring former Goldman Sachs managing director, Robert J. Hurst, the Whitney Museum of American Art became the art event of the year in hosting its highly ritzy and stylish Studio Party.
Pamella Roland debuted her Spring/Summer 2016 collection at the Whitney Museum of American Art.