🖼✍️🏾reposted @whitneymuseum This Free Friday Nights, join us at the Whitney for a special screening of 100 Years of Debbie Allen, followed by a conversation with @therealdebbieallen and moderated by award-winning television writer/producer, author, and arts advocate @madamfaleshill.

Prior to the screening, enjoy a special pop-up class created by Debbie Allen, Dancing in the Light: Healing with the Arts, and a live DJ set in the Museum Lobby. Exclusive @officialdadance merchandise—including limited-edition Debbie Allen tribute Barbie collectibles—will be available at the Whitney Shop all evening.

🗓️ Friday, May 8

🕰️ 5–10 pm, with dance class from 6–7 and film screening from 7:30–9

📍 Whitney Museum

99 Gansevoort St, NYC 10014

🎟️ Free, registration required for the film screening

🔗 in @whitneymuseum’s bio to read more and register for free

Although tickets for this Thursday's talk with #AmySherald at the #WhitneyMuseum are sold out, the event will be recorded and available to watch on the @whitneymuseum's youtube channel.

Also, do not miss "Amy Sherald: American Sublime" exhibition, which is on view at the Whitney through August 10, 2025.

Image and Information reposted from the @whitneymuseum: This Thursday at 6 pm, join us for an evening of conversation with artist @asherald, writer and cultural commentator @toureshow, curator @rjkhckly, and artist and activist @basit_ on Amy Sherald: American Sublime.

The panel will discuss Sherald’s practice and her unique approach to representing Blackness through depictions of everyday Black Americans.

Link in bio to get your tickets.

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Amy Sherald, All Things Bright and Beautiful, 2016. Oil on canvas, 54 × 43 × 2 1/2 in. (137.16 × 109.22 × 6.35 cm). Collection of Frances and Burton Reifler. © Amy Sherald. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Joseph Hyde

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