Watch original video programming from the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. The Whitney houses one of the world's foremost collections of contemporary American art and programs provocative special exhibitions by the most promising and influential American artists of the 20th and 21st century. Whitney.org features interviews with artists and curators, as well as other video-based content, offering a unique and up-close view of Whitney exhibitions and programs. For more information visit whitney.org/WatchAndListen.
In this video, 2012 Whitney Biennial artist Dawn Kasper discusses her studio residency in the Museum's galleries.
In this video blog (or, “vlog”), educator and artist Christine S. Kim speaks about the Whitney's conservation department with assistant conservator Matthew Skopek.
In this video, Ed Halter and Thomas Beard, the co-curators of the film program of the 2012 Biennial, discuss the work of Biennial artist George Kuchar.
In this video, Ed Halter and Thomas Beard, the co-curators of the film program of the 2012 Biennial, discuss the work of Biennial artist Thom Andersen.
In this video, Elisabeth Sherman, curatorial assistant for the 2012 Biennial, discusses Biennial artist Oscar Tuazon's For Hire (2012).
In this video, 2012 Whitney Biennial artist Moyra Davey discusses her photographic series on view in the exhibition, Mary, Marie (2011) and We Are Young and We Are Friends of Time (2011).
In this video, 2012 Whitney Biennial artist Andrew Masullo discusses his painting process and the difference between the terms "abstract" and "non-objective."
The Whitney has commissioned the architecture firm LOT-EK to build a pop-up studio for Education Department programming in the Museum's sculpture court.
In this video blog (or, “vlog”), educator Lauren Ridloff discusses three lithographs by artist Mabel Dwight, on view in the exhibition Real/Surreal.
Watch a promotional preview for the 2012 Whitney Biennial.