After a meal at Gordon Ramsay's the Maze in The London Hotel for the first time, I headed to the Whitney Museum at Bank of America's expense.
The Museum is of modern 20th-21th century arts. Lots of projected video clips as arts. Most of which are rather bland for me. Looks like the goal is to be as strange or as boring as possible. A few note of interest: The holographic clip using presumably holofilm cylinder with candlelight in the middle, a fake but realistic looking old lady reading a mail sitting in the middle of one room on the 5th floor exhibit.
For science, I am intrigued by the holovideo contraption, which one must swing around in order to observe the animation.
For creativity, I would imagine many visitors would think that's a real old lady resting in the middle of a room with exhibition around the walls until some curious enough to approach the lady. She's not animated, holding a letter, with words on it which appears to be from her child, if not daughter, when I briefly glanced at the content from behind her. There's a fake puppy next to her.