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Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Ends 10/19 - Jeff Koons: A Retrospective - Pay What You Wish Friday Nights!


















UPDATE: OCT 18-OCT 19: OPEN 36 HOURS 

To celebrate the final days of Jeff Koons: A Retrospective and the culmination of the Whitney’s uptown exhibition program prior to the opening of its new building downtown, the Museum will stay open for 36 continuous hours: October 18, 11 am–October 19, 11 pm. Check back soon for information about programs and events.
Through October 17, the Whitney is also observing extended hours on Mondays and Fridays:
Mondays 11 am–6 pm
Fridays 11 am–9pm

No plans on Friday night?
Perfect! Oh, do I have the awesomest
nearly free idea for you!

Recognize that ridiculously adorable doggie balloon sculpture?

It is one of Jeff Koon's masterpieces!

Want to see more?

There's an entire exhibition waiting for you at the Whitney Museum.

Every Friday, From 6pm-9pm, admission is pay-what-you-wish tickets, while normal admission ranges from $16-$20 per person.

If you're 18 or under, you're in luck, admission is free until, well when you hit 19. :p

Details:
"Admission is pay-what-you-wish on Fridays, 6–9 pm; pay-what-you-wish tickets are available in person only and may not be purchased in advance. Tickets purchased online for Friday admission are at full price but allow the ticket holder to bypass the regular admission line.  
The Whitney offers free admission for membersand visitors ages 18 and under. These tickets are available at the Museum only."
More info about the exhibit here.





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    of American Art
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  • New York, NY 10021
  • (212) 570-3600

  • Enjoy your Koony Friday Night,
    Terresa :)

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    Haha, the question is what's the reward? :p

    1 comment:

    1. Most influential, popular and renowned American artiest Jeff Koon is known for his reproduction of banal objects like balloon animals produced in stainless steel with mirror finish surfaces. You can find his best work at Ophear.com displaying each of his work in an impressive manner. Get back to the website to check them.

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