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The Museum of Modern Art

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Unveil Art, Unleash Imagination at MoMA New York

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In the heart of New York City, the Museum of Modern Art offers a sanctuary for creativity, featuring a wide array of modern masterpieces and contemporary innovations. From serene sculpture gardens to vibrant galleries filled with works from icons like Van Gogh to emergent artists, there's endless inspiration. Opt for MoMA discount tickets for a budget-friendly exploration or customize your visit with specific exhibitions and events. Don’t forget comfortable shoes for your journey through the expansive art spaces. Dive into this cultural gem and transform an ordinary day into an extraordinary exploration of art and creativity.

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Accessibility at MoMA New York

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  • Wheelchair Access

    Every gallery, entrance, and facility at the museum is wheelchair-friendly, with power-assist doors located on 53rd and 54th streets, ensuring easy access for all visitors.

  • Priority Access

    Visitors with limited mobility, those using wheelchairs, or anyone who finds it difficult to stand for long periods can bypass the regular lines. Simply alert a security officer or a guest assistant in the lobby for immediate assistance.

  • Wheelchairs and Stools

    Wheelchairs and portable stools are available free of charge at all museum entrances, provided on a first-come, first-served basis to enhance visitor comfort.

  • Motorized Wheelchairs

    These are permitted throughout the museum, facilitating more accessible and more comfortable navigation for those who require them.

  • Accessible Restrooms

    Conveniently available on all floors except the Theater 2 level and the entry level of the Cullman Education and Research Building. Single-user/family restrooms can be found on several floors to accommodate everyone.

  • Elevators

    Strategically placed throughout the museum, these elevators facilitate easy movement between floors, ensuring that all exhibitions are accessible to every visitor.

  • Service Animals

    Guide dogs and other trained service animals are warmly welcomed to assist visitors, enhancing accessibility and comfort during the museum experience.

  • Sensory Map and Social Guide

    Available in English and Spanish, these tools help visitors identify quieter and less crowded spaces and provide detailed descriptions and images of what to expect during their visit. They are especially helpful for those with sensory sensitivities and families.

  • Bloomberg Connects App

    Enhance your visit with this comprehensive mobile app, which offers guided tours, audio descriptions, and assistive listening features, making MoMA New York’s art more accessible and enjoyable.

  • QR Codes

    Scattered throughout the museum, these QR codes provide easy access to digital maps, detailed information about artworks, and verbal descriptions. Visitors can simply scan these codes with their smartphones to enrich their museum experience.

What to See at MoMA New York

The Unmissables

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  • Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night

    Located in Gallery 501, this masterpiece uses vivid colors and dramatic brushstrokes to express deep emotion, inspiring visitors and setting a high standard for creative expression.

  • Marcel Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel

    Featured as one of the earliest "readymades," this piece challenges traditional views of art and invites visitors to engage in thoughtful debate about what art truly is.

  • Robert Rauschenberg’s Canyon

    Incorporates found objects from New York streets into his art, including an eagle found by his friend, adding a raw, urban dimension to his

    abstract expressionist roots.

For Families

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  • Georges-Pierre Seurat’s Evening, Honfleur

    A fascinating display of pointillism that changes appearance as you move closer, perfect for engaging young minds in the magic of visual perception.

  • Marc Chagall’s I and the Village

    It offers a playful exploration of Chagall’s childhood village through a surreal interaction between a green man and a cow, highlighting the interdependence of humans and animals in a whimsical setting.

Spotlighting AANHPI Artists

  • Isamu Noguchi’s My Pacific (Polynesian Culture)

    Showcases sculptures made from driftwood, reflecting the forces of nature and Noguchi’s deep engagement with organic materials.

  • Mohan B. Samant’s Green Square

    Visitors are encouraged to trace the dynamic lines of this painting, reflecting the artist’s integration of traditional Indian musical influences into his visual art.

To see complete list of exhibits, please visit the official website.

Savor the Art of Dining at MoMA New York

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The Modern

Under Executive Chef Thomas Allan, The Modern serves contemporary American dishes with a focus on seasonal ingredients. Choose between the lively à la carte menu in the Bar Room or the elegant prix fixe menu overlooking the Sculpture Garden. In warmer months, The Terrace offers outdoor dining with the same vibrant menu.

Bar Room

  • Lunch: Daily, 11:30 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Midday Snacks: Monday to Saturday, 2:30 – 5:00 PM
  • Dinner: Monday to Saturday, 5:00 – 9:30 PM

The Modern

  • Lunch: Daily, 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Dinner: Monday to Saturday, 5:00 – 9:00 PM

Café 2

Located on the second floor, Café 2 offers a taste of Italy with handmade pasta, cured meats, and artisan cheeses. It is perfect for a quick bite in a communal setting.

  • Hours: Daily, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Terrace Café

On the sixth floor, the Terrace Café features elegant small plates and stunning views of Midtown Manhattan, providing a classic dining experience in a modern setting.

  • Hours: Daily, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Espresso Bar

Grab a quick coffee and pastry on the go, conveniently located near the gift shop.

Hours:

  • Sunday to Friday, 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday, 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM
  • First Fridays, 10:30 AM – 7:00 PM

Garden Bar (Seasonal)

Enjoy casual outdoor drinks and snacks in the picturesque Sculpture Garden, open seasonally.

(Note: Food and drinks at MoMA New York are available for purchase and are not included in MoMA New York tickets. Schedules may vary)

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Where is the entrance to the Museum?

    Entry is through the main entrance of the Rockefeller Building on 53rd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, opposite the 5 Avenue-53 St Station E / M subway station.

  2. What are the opening hours?

    The Museum is open daily from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM, extending until 7:00 PM on Saturdays. Expect potential lines in the morning and on rainy days.

  3. Where can I park?

    Multiple private parking garages are nearby, some offering special rates for visitors.

  4. Do I need to keep my MoMA New York ticket after entry?

    Yes, keep your MoMA New York ticket handy as it may be needed at various entry points within the galleries.

  5. What are the entry protocols?

    All bags are inspected upon arrival. Certain items may be prohibited or required to be checked in.

  6. Is outside food or drink allowed?

    Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the Museum.

  7. Are backpacks allowed?

    To protect the artwork, backpacks should be worn on the front or held by hand. Posters and small art items must be rolled up or kept in a bag.

  8. Do I need to purchase MoMA New York tickets in advance?

    Advance purchases of MoMA New York tickets are required to ensure entry. Online MoMA New York tickets allow direct access to galleries and include admission to special exhibitions and MoMA PS1 within 14 days.

  9. Is a MoMA New York ticket required for children?

    Children 16 and under enter free but require a ticket.

  10. Can I re-enter the Museum on the same day?

    Re-entry is allowed on the same day with a valid MoMA New York ticket.

  11. Is photography allowed?

    Photography for personal, non-commercial use is allowed. Flash, tripods, and extension poles are not permitted.

  12. Can I touch the artwork?

    Artwork should be admired from a distance and not touched unless otherwise indicated.

  13. Do I need a reservation to dine?

    Walk-ins are welcome at The Modern and Modern Bar Room, with reservations available up to 28 days in advance.

  14. Do I need a MoMA New York ticket to dine?

    Museum admission is required for Café 2, the Terrace Café, and the Espresso Bar. The Modern and Modern Bar Room do not require museum admission.

  15. Is there an interactive space for children?

    The Heyman Family Art Lab offers daily hands-on activities for children of all ages.

  16. Are strollers permitted?

    Strollers are welcome but may be restricted in specific galleries for safety. Strollers are not allowed on escalators, and children being carried on shoulders is discouraged.

  17. Does the Museum provide wheelchairs?

    At the entrance, wheelchairs and portable stools are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Motorized wheelchairs are also permitted.

  18. Where can I rest in the Museum?

    Seating is available in galleries, lobbies, hallways, and the Sculpture Garden.

  19. Can I bring my service animals?

    Service animals are permitted and must be leashed and attended at all times.

  20. What if I lose track of someone in my group?

    Contact the nearest Security Officer for assistance in reuniting with your group member.

  21. How fast will I receive my MoMA discount tickets from GreatWorkPerks?

    After you purchase MoMA discount tickets from our website, you will receive your MoMA discount tickets and receipt via email.

  22. Is it required to print my MoMA discount tickets?

    Printing your MoMA discount tickets is not required. You may present them digitally to enter the Museum smoothly. Ticket printing is only optional.

    23. Last updated May 14, 2024.

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