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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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.
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This museum is for open and broad minded individuals, dedicated to the exploration of the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality. The Museum's permanent collection of over 15,000 artifacts is comprised of works of art, photography, clothing and costumes, technological inventions and historical ephemera. Besides this, the museum also has a research and a multimedia library educating people on the subject. There are regular exhibitions also held here. The Museum of Sex has been receiving accolades from scholars as well as visitors, thus making it a popular attraction. A great place to learn how sexuality was viewed and embraced in the past by different cultures all over the world.
If you are a person who likes to think out of the ordinary, then this museum should be on your list. American Folk Art Museum houses interesting exhibits that showcase traditional folk art as well as contemporary pieces from self-taught artists. The interesting exhibits range from cultural artwork to unique work done in a variety of medias, in one room you'll see a 19th-century quilt and in the next room view a double-sided painting by Henry Darger. What's more, you can enjoy this all this for free!
Designed by celebrated architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is admired for its unique architecture as much as it is for its globe-spanning art collection. The modern structure with its rotunda shape beautifully punctuates the concrete jungle of the Big Apple. It houses a comprehensive selection belonging to numerous collectors, curators and art aficionados from across the world. Visit thought-provoking exhibitions of modern and contemporary art as well as a host of cultural events and presentations. Some of the most attractive displays are Pablo Picasso's monochromatic work and Thannhauser's still life.
Austrian and German artists display their works at this museum. Those looking for cultural art will be in for a treat. Stark lines, bright colors and reflections of reality are the themes of these works. Exhibitions are conducted often and the venue is open for private events on rare occasions. The in-house cafe, Cafe Sabarsky, is equipped with a grand piano and serves Viennese, American and traditional Austrian dishes to those who are famished.
Founded in 1804, this museum describes itself as New York's collective memory. It contains an impressive hodgepodge of art and artifacts that paint a vivid picture of New York City. The museum houses thousands of works of art, including many paintings from the 17th Century, millions of maps and 500,000 photographs. Visitors can view many of the treasures, including work by James Audubon and Gilbert Stuart's famous portrait of George Washington.
Take a look at the latest styles churned out by the students of the Fashion Institute of Technology and other esteemed designers at The Museum at Fashion Institute of Technology. This museum is renowned for hosting novel and critically acclaimed exhibitions like London Fashion, Madame Gres: The Sphinx of Fashion and Gothic: Dark Glamor. Visitors can peruse accessories and clothing that span over 50,000 items, the oldest ones being from the 1700s. Get a glimpse of the popular styles of Dior, Chanel and Balenciaga that are displayed here. Housing three galleries, this museum is a great place for those with a keen interest in the latest fashions.
