Contemporary art gallery with colorful abstract sculptures and a long floor installation

The Whitney Art Party 2023

Art Claudia Saez-Fromm April 18, 2023

One of the reasons I love living in New York is the access to culture. Last month, I renewed my membership to The Whitney Museum and attended their annual Art Party, which returned after a two year hiatus and it wasn’t just any average night at the museum. My dear friend, Steven Beltrani, co-chaired the fundraiser and it was a successful and fashionable evening with the energy of pre-pandemic events. I’m looking forward to all the exhibits they have this year!

Bartender shaking a cocktail in front of colorful shimmering streamers

Crowded art party in a gallery, with purple lighting and neon wall art.

Image Credit: WWD via Getty Images

Seven adults pose at the Whitney Art Party 2023 in front of a sponsor-covered backdrop.

The Whitney Museum Exhibitions

Contemporary art gallery with colorful paintings, sculptures, and a large red-and-green floor artwork.

Image Credit: The Whitney | In the Balance: Between Painting and Sculpture

In the Balance: Between Painting and Sculpture

Running through March 5, 2023

Edward Hopper’s New York

Running through March 5, 2023

Every Ocean Hughes: Alive Side

Running through April 2, 2023

No Existe Un Mundo Poshhuracan: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricaine Maria

Running through April 23, 2023

For a full list of upcoming exhibitions, visit here.

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