This week, we got the chance to explore the Whitney Biennial at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and it did not disappoint! The biennial is an iconic annual showcase of contemporary art that offers a fascinating glimpse into the ever-evolving creative landscape of the United States. Featuring 56 artists from diverse backgrounds and generations, including 92 year old Puerto-Rican born Carmer De Monteflores and her daughter, Andrea Fraser, as well as Native American Artist, Kimowan Metchewais, the exhibition challenges us to rethink what it really means to call something “American.” Through a range of mediums, the artists tell stories of resilience and inclusion, drawing our attention to topics including indigenous autonomy, queer and trans rights, and climate disaster. Together, their work invites viewers to confront uncomfortable histories while imagining a more expansive and equitable vision of American identity. While we are only able to share a small taste of what’s on display this is one exhibition you don’t want to miss. If you get the chance, go see it for yourself!