The Whitney Museum of American Art

From Christine Sun Kim’s explorations of American Sign Language to Ilê Sartuzi’s investigations into surveillance and museal security 

Jordan Carter explores Kim’s major show at the Manhattan institution, ‘All Day All Night’, a highlight of Frieze Week in New York in 2025

The curator tours New York’s ultimate art neighbourhood, encountering Iván Argote’s dinosaur-scaled pigeon, Camille Henrot’s absurd dogs and much more

The gallerist talks about loving her Brooklyn community, why the recent Whitney Alvin Ailey show was so important and where to find the best roast chicken in New York

As a retrospective opens at the Whitney Museum, New York, writers, curators and those close to the choreographer explore his vision to transform American dance

Supporting Lee Bul’s upcoming Met commission, the Korean-American collector shares her philosophy of generosity and tips for Frieze Week in Seoul

From Graham Little’s meditations on beauty to Marie Watt’s expansive material exploration in her first travelling retrospective

The 2024 edition faces the challenges of past iterations while overcoming their many pitfalls with an impressive and beautiful showcase

From a retrospective of Josh Kline in New York to the ‘Made in LA’ biennial, here are the best stateside exhibitions of the year

Considering the paradoxes and pitfalls of the artist’s explorations of work and class, on view at the Whitney during Frieze Week

From Rachel Whiteread’s entropic assemblages at Luhring Augustine to a Lizzi Bougatsos performance tribute at TRAMPS

A survey of Puerto Rican art at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, considers the US territory five years after the devastation of Hurricane Maria

At the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a massive survey, focusing on the famed artist's legacy, bypasses new readings of his oeuvre

On the occasion of McKenzie’s Whitney show, Shiv Kotecha writes revisits Old Man/Sarcophagus (2013)

The public art installation in Hudson River Park will pay tribute to Matta-Clark’s iconic Day’s End and the commerce, crime, leisure and lovemaking of Manhattan's waterfront past 

The artist's first institutional solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art explores lives of Brown, queer subjects through a scrim of nostalgia

The artist’s online project enacts a daily fantasy of revenge – or reparation – for the Western history of institutional racism and colonialism

At the Whitney Museum, an ambitious survey shows the transformative effects of Mexican muralism on the US avant-garde 

In further news: Giudecca Art District opens in Venice; gallery sued over fake Bonnard; Decolonize This Place activist arrested