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The Whitney is the only museum dedicated to American art and artists. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney founded the Museum in 1930, taking a bold stand for …

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Oct 29, 2024
Great museum, if you like Edward Hopper this is the place to go. The architecture location are beautiful also, right at the end of High Line. I just felt they could give more space to the permanent c… Full review by Danisantisteban
Oct 15, 2024
Museums in NYC are particularly expensive. I'm not sure the cause of this, but take a look if you don't believe me: from the smallest to the biggest, you will be paying anywhere between 15$ - 40$ USD… Full review by thomasliama
Oct 13, 2024
This is a relatively small museum but offers an interesting blend of artist installations. Our walk through only took about two hours and we finished our tour with a coffee on the rooftop patio to en… Full review by Marc T
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Every type you can imagine. They have a nice bistro just inside of the restaurant, and although not cheap, it was a great place for drinks while waiting for friends. I'd recommend …
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Every type you can imagine. They have a nice bistro just inside of the restaurant, and although not cheap, it was a great place for drinks while waiting for friends. I'd recommend Buddhakan or Gansevoort Market, depending on budget and inclination.
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How early does one have to arrive to gain entrance in a reasonable amount of time for the Friday "Pay What You …
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How early does one have to arrive to gain entrance in a reasonable amount of time for the Friday "Pay What You Wish" evenings?
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Normally, the admission is: Adults $25 Seniors/Students $18 18 and Under Free Membership costs $90, so you have to decide how often you would go, and you could then go any time …
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Normally, the admission is: Adults $25 Seniors/Students $18 18 and Under Free Membership costs $90, so you have to decide how often you would go, and you could then go any time and not have to fight the crowds on Friday. I personally would not pay less than $20 as an adult or $15 as a senior. It is an excellent museum in a good neighborhood, so you could go down to the Hudson while there. The museum cafe was reasonable and pleasant. The museum is definitely worth a visit, and to be honest, I made my first visit only recently and joined, despite the fact that I've been in the city since 1972!
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Planning a visit in November - and hoping to see the Hopper pictures. Are there many there? Is the sketch for …
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Planning a visit in November - and hoping to see the Hopper pictures. Are there many there? Is the sketch for Nighthawks going to be on view next month?
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There are a few Hoppers that are part of the permanent exhibits. So that shouldn’t be a problem. Not sure about the Nighyhawks. Perhaps check out the Whitney website.
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Are there long lines for admittance to Whitney Museum on a Wednesday morning? Thanks!
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We went on a Saturday and there weren't any significant lines then. I would imagine that it would be even better on a weekday.
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Is the Subway by Tooker on display now b/c we will be in NYCApril12-19?
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I think the exhibit it was in ended on April 4. I may be wrong but as suggested, you can check the website to see what is on display during the time you are in Manhattan. I think it is …
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I think the exhibit it was in ended on April 4. I may be wrong but as suggested, you can check the website to see what is on display during the time you are in Manhattan. I think it is well worth the trip to the museum no matter what is on display. I believe "The Subway" is part of the Whitney's collection, but they do change pieces every few months.
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Whitney Museum Shop99 Gansevoort StreetNew York, NY 10014
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