This powerhouse in the modern art world doubles as one of the best-known museums on the globe. Its galleries burst with intriguing exhibits showcasing mediums ranging from painting and drawing to print and illustration. Photography fans will also find a lot to love at the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art). Classic artworks closely associated with the museum include Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe and Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Should your appetite for food begin to compete with your appetite for art, there is a charming restaurant on site, as well as a gift shop to browse on your way out.
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MoMA PS1
One of the most revered art galleries of its kind, MoMA PS1 operates with contemporary art at its very core. Housed inside a striking, vermilion building, this art organization was established in 1971 and it has since then been an incubation center for artists from across the globe. The focus here is more on changing exhibitions rather than permanent collections, which is why this space has caught the fancy of art enthusiasts who look forward to the interesting installations. Along with promoting contemporary art, MoMA PS1 has been instrumental in preservation and refurbishing of old buildings across the city and the fraternity is also involved in community development.
New York is one of the most culturally and artistically vibrant cities in the world. The art scene here is one that is unique and unrivaled in its glamour and flamboyance, and several art galleries and museums keep NY at the cutting edge. The New Museum of contemporary art focuses primarily on "new art and new ideas." The artists featured here are modern and unpredictable, with displays designed to enthrall and intrigue. The museum features frequently changing exhibitions along with various events such as movie screenings and book launches.
This Manhattan museum is housed in a modern building with a resemblance to that of a Tetris game. All aspects of design, and every medium of art, are represented at this impressive museum. Whether it's architecture, interior design, fashion or folk crafts, the collections here encompass much of American object art. The museum also offers a wide range of workshops, programs and tours, giving anyone a chance to join in, whether you're an art student or a casual visitor.
Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology is a unique and innovative museum that redefines the relationship between art and technology. Located in the heart of New York City's Financial District, the museum features fifteen experimental exhibition spaces, interactive experiences, unique listening encounters, and immersive installations. From virtual reality experiences to interactive digital sculptures, each exhibit features thought provoking expressions of the digital age. The museum also hosts educational programs and workshops that offer insights on the latest trends of art and technology. The Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology is designed for a diverse audience, welcoming art enthusiasts, technology aficionados, students, families, and curious minds of all ages.
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Artechouse is a new age, digital art gallery, with a fusion of art, science and technology. Situated in Chelsea market, Artechouse has state-of-the-art projection and sound technology which offers the most superior visual and sound experiences for visitors. Here, seasonal and frequently changing exhibits display a beautiful spectacle of colors, rousing imagination and curiosity in the minds of visitors. Experience a magical world of dreams with a visit to this extraordinary museum, which is sure to cast a spell on you with its futuristic and innovative art.
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This impressive Fifth Avenue mansion was once the home of coke and steel magnate Henry Clay Frick. It was the Frick family's wish that his art collection remain on display there after his death. Built in 1914, the mansion was made to look much older. The gilded, ornamental décor is the perfect setting for exhibits which include masterpieces by Vermeer, Goya and Rembrandt. Stroll in the tranquility of the beautiful outdoor garden. Please note children under the age of 10 are not permitted in the collection.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art places an emphasis on modern American art. The whimsical building stands out with its contemporary design, which is the brainchild of Italian architect Renzo Piano. Its ever-growing collection includes a variety of art displays such as paintings, photography, sculpture, drawings, and prints from artists such as Josef Albers, Andy Warhol, Georgia O'Keeffe, Hans Hofmann, and Helen Frankenthaler. Visit the splendid museum to explore its latest exhibitions or attend the Whitney Biennial, an international art show that has been unique to the museum since 1932.
