Whitney Museum of American Art is a renowned cultural institution that offers a diverse range of educational programs and resources. With a rich history of over fifty years, the museum's Education Department is dedicated to promoting diverse voices within American art and our community. At the Whitney, education is seen as a practice of freedom, where art serves as a catalyst for exploration, learning, and growth.

The department consists of three key areas: Public Programs, Interpretation and Research, and Social Impact. Public Programs engage audiences in critical dialogues on art and cultural production through talks, workshops, performances, and film screenings. Interpretation and Research ensure that visitors have the necessary context to understand and engage with the art.

These efforts are complemented by the Social Impact team, which collaborates with artists and communities to foster human connection and positive change. The Laurie M. Tisch Education Center, the dedicated space for education, provides opportunities for innovative and interdisciplinary programming that enriches the museum experience.

Join Whitney Museum in their commitment to inclusivity, education, and the transformative power of art. Book tickets and become a member today