Untitled At The Whitney

One of the true gems on New York City’s, cultural scene, easy to spend a good half a day here. Since we live just a 10 minute walk away, we often stop in for their free Friday evenings. Those are only on the first Friday of the month I believe, and you have to reserve your tickets in advance to get an entry time. I love the permanent collection, there is always something interesting to see, and they have a lot of interesting works that are part of other exhibitions. There are some great terraces where you can get beautiful views of Greenwich Village, and parts of the city up north and big windows facing the Hudson river.

This museum is really nice. It has a wonderful view of the city. Fun tip! Whitney museum has a donation night on Fridays. You just have to RSVP beforehand. Wonderful place for a date night or just hanging out with friends and wanted to check out some cool art. The museum has six floors about four of them have art displays. I will definitely be coming again.

As someone who has been to a few museums, I really appreciated how "modern-era" the works were. From a traversal standpoint, it's far more vertical, so you're not really walking around each floor for really long stretches trying to find everything and getting lost. Lot of smaller floors versus two or three acres of land on three floors

The Jaune Quick to See Smith exhibit was massive, beautiful and very moving. She’s so prolific and talented. Her work makes you think. There were also many other well-known American artists on display. It was nice and cool in there, too! No line whatsoever at Thursday mid-day. Helpful staff. Buy an e-ticket online in advance from their website and get scanned in. Walk over to Tea & Sympathy afterward for authentic English tea and cakes (or lunch or dinner) - an institution in the neighborhood since the 1990s.