
Arts
National Museum of Women in the Arts
The National Museum of Women in the Arts strives to combat gender inequality in the art world by exhibiting and promoting historical and contempor...
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Since its founding in 1931, the Whitney has served as a leading institution dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of 20th-century and contemporary American art. The museum has grown from a collection of 600 works to 21,000 pieces produced by more than 3,000 American artists. The Whitney's unprecedented focus on works created by living Americans exposes patrons to relatively young or unknown artists. With programs that cater to families, young children, teenagers, and communities, the Whitney aims to increase access to its unparalleled contemporary art collection.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
WALTER ANNENBERG LECTURE SERIES (May 2023)
EVENT- SPRING GALA
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
WALTER ANNENBERG LECTURE SERIES (FAll 2022)
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
WALTER ANNENBERG LECTURE SERIES (FAll 2021)
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
WALTER ANNENBERG LECTURE SERIES (Spring 2021)
Event - SPRING GALA
Educational Programming
Walter Annenberg Lecture Series
Arts Education, including the annual Walter Annenberg Lecture Series
Arts Education– Youth Insights Program
General Operating Support