WhiteBox is a pioneering alternative art space that emerged in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood twenty-four years ago, driven by a group of international emigre artists, architects, and intellectuals. With a focus on social justice, inclusivity, and engagement with social, political, and international art, WhiteBox has served as a platform for contemporary artists from around the world, hosting site-specific works, exhibitions, special events, and arts education programs.
After relocating to the Lower East Side and later to Alphabet City in the East Village, WhiteBox continued its mission of cultural engagement, extending its services to underserved communities such as the vibrant Latino Hispanic and Afro-Caribbean population in East Harlem. With a commitment to youth education in the arts, urban sustainability, and progressive curatorial programs, WhiteBox remains dedicated to strengthening ties with the local citizenry and fostering a stimulating cultural environment.
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