Whitney Museum of American Art

wpid-20150507_125819.jpg

The Whitney Museum of American Art just opened in the Meatpacking District, in NYC. The Whitney previously was on the Upper East Side and I hadn’t been there in many years. The new Whitney is spectacular. It’s 8 floors high with amazing views from several terrraces. It’s airy and spacious and the current exhibit of American artists is a lovely collection.

wpid-20150507_124522.jpg

What I noticed was the people walking around are part of the art exhibit. I found a woman with amazing long blond hair and had to snap a pic of her.

wpid-20150507_125326.jpg

This is “Before and After” by Andy Warhol.

wpid-20150507_125626.jpg

This is “Three Flags” by Jasper Johns.

wpid-20150507_133420.jpg

This photo is “Woman with a Camera” by Anne Collier.

wpid-20150507_125703.jpg

This is one of the galleries. The center piece are cigarette butts.

Some other highlights are below.

wpid-20150507_131859.jpg

wpid-20150507_125714.jpg

wpid-20150507_125732.jpg

Here’s my Dad and I on the 8th floor and the view of the Empire State Building.

wpid-20150507_121858.jpg

wpid-20150507_121919.jpg

11 comments

  1. Jill it looks great. I will definitely have to go one day soon. So glad you had a nice day with your dad.

  2. What an amazing space! I love galleries and museums with such an expansive and minimalist style. Love the photo with you dad and also the Andy Warhol πŸ˜„

  3. Great post, I love when you share your adventures with us!

    The artwork looks really interesting, especially liked the Andy Warhol piece and the Coca Cola one, so retro!

    Love the photo of you and your Dad, it looks like a beautiful day over there πŸ™‚

  4. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful experience. The Whitney Museum of American Art with it’s minimalist approach is a jewel. It looked like a lovely day with your dad.

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s