The Whitney Museum of American Art showcases twentieth-century and twenty-first century art by American artists making it home to some of the most prominent pieces in the last century.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art showcases twentieth-century and twenty-first century art by American artists making it home to some of the most prominent pieces in the last century.
Opening hours: 10:30am - 6pm daily
Last entry: We recommend you enter at least 30 minutes before closing time.
Closed: Tuesdays, Christmas & 25 December.
Best time to visit: Plan your visit to the Whitney Museum of American Art on weekdays or during non-peak hours for a more laid-back experience. Opt for afternoon visits as they offer a tranquil atmosphere with fewer crowds.
Address: 99 Gansevoort Street, New York, NY 10014 | Find on maps
The Whitney Museum of American Art offers one on-site restaurant and a cafe:
Frenchette Bakery: Located on Floor 1, the Frenchette Bakery offers a delectable selection of on-premises baked goods illuminated by warm sunlight. Expect an enticing menu featuring both sweet and savory fare.
Studio Bar: Located on Floor 8, Studio Bar gives you the space to take a break and refuel with a snack or a drink. It is on the museum’s iconic terraces and offers beautiful views while you sip on your choice of beverage ranging from wine and beer to coffee.
Whitney Museum Shop
From New York keepsakes like enamel pins and t-shirts to artist and art inspired books and memorabilia, the Whitney Museum Shop has a little something for everyone. You can buy souvenirs for as low as $ 2.40 here. The gift shop is located within the museum premises.
Whitney Biennial
From 1973, every two years, the Whitney Museum of American Art showcased contemporary art by American artists over that period of time. Post 1932, this became a yearly affair celebrating the innovations and feats by American artists of today’s time.
The exhibition has come to include everything from New Media to Artificial Intelligence making it a comprehensive display of art and artists’ adaptability to global changes and technology.
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A standard entry ticket to the Whitney Museum of American Art is priced at $30 for adults. Admission for children under the age of 18 is free.
Conveniently book your Whitney Museum tickets online. Online bookings often offer discounts and exclusive promotions.
Your Whitney Museum tickets provide access to a diverse range of contemporary American art, exhibitions, and cultural experiences.
A comprehensive visit to the Whitney Museum typically takes around 2 to 3 hours, allowing visitors to delve into the world of contemporary American art.
Personal cameras are generally allowed. However, professional photography equipment may require special permission.
Photography is generally allowed for personal use. Some exhibits or events may have restrictions, and professional equipment may require special permissions.
Weekdays and non-peak periods typically offer a more relaxed experience. Plan your visit during these times for a more enjoyable exploration.
Yes, the Whitney Museum is wheelchair-friendly, providing accessible pathways and services for guests with mobility needs.