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💥 It’s here! 💥 🔵⚪️🔴 Roy Lichtenstein: Like New 🔵⚪️🔴 is officially open and co-curators Alex Da Corte and Meg Onli want you to experience Lichtenstein in a whole new way. 💥 Through May 10, 2027. 🎬 Learn more about the exhibition in the full video at the link in bio. Don’t miss it. — Video: @sandenwolff Full credits at link. 11 Oct 2026 Think you know Roy Lichtenstein? We’ll see about that. Roy Lichtenstein: Like New opens to Members on October 8 and the public on October 11. — Artworks: © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/DACS 2026 Video: @sandenwolff 04 Oct 2026 See the world through Roy Lichtenstein’s eyes. Experience the first major exhibition in more than 30 years dedicated to the American artist who shaped Pop art. Roy Lichtenstein: Like New opens to Members on October 8 and the public on October 11. — Artworks: © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/DACS 2026 Video: @sandenwolff 01 Oct 2026 Our collab with the Estate of Roy Lichtenstein and @gap features a few pieces exclusive to the Whitney Shop, including this super-soft t-shirt that puts the spotlight on Lichtenstein’s Crying Girl (1963). Real tears not included with purchase. Shop online at the link in our bio, and don’t miss Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, on view through May 10. Crying Girl Graphic T-Shirt from the ‘Gap – Lichtenstein – Whitney’ collection, Roy Lichtenstein’s Crying Girl, 1963. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein, all rights reserved. Photograph by Gap. 01 Jan 1970 🖌️A comic-book brushstroke, of epic proportions. In the mid-1960s, Roy Lichtenstein began painting brushstrokes in the style of comics, a motif he returned to for decades. Coups de pinceau —French for “brushstrokes”—freezes the most spontaneous mark a painter can make into a towering, hard-edged sculpture. See it in Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, on view through May 10, 2027. — Installation view of Roy Lichtenstein: Like New (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, October 11, 2026–May 10, 2027). Roy Lichtenstein, Coups de Pinceau, 1988 (fabricated 2011). Photograph by Filip Wolak @filipwolak 09 Nov 2026 This month, thousands of us are journaling alongside The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans, in collaboration with the @whitneymuseum. 

We’re using the Isolation Journals chat as a communal studio—a place to share whatever emerges, whether it’s words or watercolors or rune-like doodles like those seen here in Minnie’s piece, Untitled (Ancient Writing).

This we week, wrote and drew to this prompt:

Begin making “some funny thing,” sketching letters, shapes, numbers, figures, squiggles, patterns. Go ahead—fill the page.

Swipe to see a small sampling of community work, and head to the link in bio to join. It’s free and everyone is welcome.
 Credits 1 - Minnie Evans, Untitled (Ancient Writing), 1940. Pencil on paper, collection of Wendy Williams, New York. © The Estate of Minnie Evans. Photograph by Christopher Burke 2 - Jenifer Madson @jenifermadson 3 - Johanna Campos @spinitch
4 - Viviane June DeLeon 5 - Liis 6 - Andrea Infante Salgado @andrea_inf_sal 7 - Amy Lindsay-Joynt 8 - Virginia Janssen 9 - Josephine Balakrishnan 10 - Carmen Radley @carmenrradley 11 - Ann Marie Miller @anniemmiller 06 Nov 2026 Meet the co-curators of Whitney Biennial 2028 ✨ Meg Onli, Curator at the Whitney, and director Zack Winokur @winokurz will co-organize the 83rd edition of our landmark exhibition series, opening March 2028. Onli co-organized Whitney Biennial 2024: Even Better Than the Real Thing and is currently co-curator of Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, on view through May 10, 2027. Winokur is an internationally recognized director, co-founder of AMOC* (American Modern Opera Company), and former artistic director of Little Island. With practices spanning visual art, performance, music, and interdisciplinary collaboration, they share a commitment to championing artists, encouraging experimentation, and exploring new possibilities across disciplines. 🗞️ @nytimes has the full scoop—head to the link in our profile to read. 06 Nov 2026 “Already in my mind I have made the following resolution, but I will now put it down on paper: I hereby dedicate my life and soul to the study and love of nature, with the purpose to bring it before the mass of uninterested public, that they may see and become familiar with the endless number of nature’s beauties, wherein lies my greatest happiness.” Charles Burchfield wrote this in his journal on May 27, 1914, at 21. He kept that promise for more than five decades, painting wildflowers, insects, storms, and the turning seasons around his homes in Salem, Ohio, and Gardenville, New York. More than 40 years later, his devotion is still there in Cold September Rain (1957). See it with other rarely shown works in Charles Burchfield: Elemental, on view on Floor 7. — #CharlesBurchfield, Cold September Rain, 1957. Watercolor, chalk and charcoal on paper mounted on board, 29 15/16 × 39 3/4 in. (76 × 101 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Charles Simon Bequest 96.60.10. Reproduced with permission from the Charles E. Burchfield Foundation and the Burchfield Penney Art Center 05 Nov 2026 One week to go 💥💥💥 Join us next Thursday, November 12, for the ADAA Fair Preview Gala in support of the Whitney Museum of American Art. Be among the first to experience the fair before it opens to the public at an evening celebrating the intersection of art and philanthropy. Proceeds from the Preview Gala will benefit the Whitney’s education and artistic programs. With just one week until opening night, secure your place for this special evening and be part of a longstanding tradition of bringing art and philanthropy together! 🎟️ Purchase your tickets to the Preview Gala through the link in our bio. We look forward to welcoming you! 🖼️: Paul Frangipane, 2024. #ADAAFair #ADAAGalleries #WhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt 05 Nov 2026 Free Friday Nights: November edition is here! 🪩 Plan your weekend kickoffs for the month: November 6 “Why We Play: Sport, Art, and Youth Identity” panel discussion hosted in partnership with @aspeninstitute and @lacma Artmaking: Collagraph Printing in partnership with @efa.rbpmw DJ set: @ohsoty @aileyextension: Hip Hop Instructor: @charli3fox November 13 DURATIONS Festival: @crying2leya DURATIONS Festival: @mlesprg November 20 Alvin Ailey’s Night Creature Instructor: @ljay_w 04 Nov 2026 It’s Election Day! 🗳️ New Yorkers can visit vote.nyc to check your polling location, sample ballot, and more. — Mark Bradford, Untitled, 2012. Etching and photogravure with chine-collé, 20 × 16 in. (50.8 × 40.6 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase with funds from the Print Committee 2013.7.1. © 2012 Mark Bradford 03 Nov 2026 The 🍁November🟠 edition of Free Second Sundays is almost here! Join us this Sunday, November 8, for a full day of 🌟free programming, including: 🎟️ Free admission all day 🎶Musical Notes and Brush Strokes: Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents a Family Concert ✍🏽All Ages Artmaking: Sky Sketches 🫧CMOM Pop-up Play Lounge 🎨All Ages Printmaking: Roy Lichtenstein with Blackburn Printshop 💡Tours and talks Link in bio to read more and reserve your free tickets. 02 Nov 2026

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