The Museum of Modern Art

It would take some time to list all of the major 20th century works on display. But a few of interest off the bat might be Vincent Van Gogh's The Starry Night, Henri Rousseau's The Sleeping Gypsy and Claude Monet's Water Lillies. You're also going to see work by Picasso, Rauschenberg, Pollack, Duchamp and Twombly. There's sculpture, painting, drawings, sound art and film. Don't miss it!

Yes it is I hope that this helps

No there is not one.but this one on the side by St.Regis but not connected. If you look on website it will show all garages close to the museum.

There is a $25 fee to view the galleries from the second floor and up

There are several rates, from $ 14USD (student), up to $ 25USD (adults). Children under 16, enter free.

Glenn Lowry, Chief Executive of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, earns $1.2 million. Notably, the museum raised admission costs in 2012, while the CEO still receives $318K in housing to live free of charge in a $6 million apartment in MoMA's residential tower.

Yes. They have special price for students.

Yes

Open daily

Yes

Best great beautiful girls are working this place

Hi Catalina! We have free online courses that you can find on Coursera; our YouTube account has more than 1,000 videos; and our website has over 94,000 works in our collection. We hope this helps and look forward to you visiting soon!

Hi Joan! We can accommodate re-entry with proof of your MoMA ticket.

No. We bought tickets inside yesterday. Proof of vaccination is required though

You have to buy timed admission online so go to their website and select student ticket and it's $14 instead of the regular $25 with your ID

16 and under go free

I don't know if this forum is the best way to reach them. I doubt they read the Q&As here.

They have coat check for you bags/suitcases and jackets. They will give you a number tag for your stored item and you can retrieve when you are ready to do so.

At ten

2-3 hours at the minimum. Too many beautiful pieces to see!

Yes you can buy tickets inside the museum

What

Yes. Its amazing

Hard to say but don't miss Monet's water lilies or can Gogh's The Starry Night

Not currently but Healthcare workers have free admission at any time!

I would suggest online tickets.

Yes. There is free wifi.

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I not sure if they are open Monday please call before its veterans day

Buy tickets online prior and avoid the queues

Yes. They even have museum gallery talks on some days with the docents. In one session, she encouraged us to draw. It was a great experience.

Yes, you can

They have ramps and elevators - its very wheelchair friendly

Yeah, with your ticket

I don't think so. It depends the company of your flight. Latam lets you 2 baggage for person. You may have a bag and the posters!

On Fridays from 6.45 to 7.15 something like that, it is free but I do not recommend it, because of the super queues, and the noise. If you want to visit it, go any other day, which is pleasant to visit.

10:00a.m. to 8:00p.m.

Yes they can

Yes, i used their chair

Yes, the coat check will take it.

They close at 9pm on Friday and Saturday. All other days close at 05:30pm

Went 2 hours before close on a Sat and it wasn't crowded

zero to twenty five dollars depending on age

Early mornings are the best times if you want to avoid incredible crowds.

I just got a regular membership for $110. It is really awesome. I can take time to enjoy the exhibit without unnecessary hurry and can bring a friend to hang out for $5/person.

Yes, MoMA is a participant in the Cool Culture program.

If you want to suggest it to the museum go to its page

We recommend booking your ticket in advance to ensure you can enter at the date and time of your choice. We also sell tickets on site.

Free 1st Friday of the month to locals. MOMA in Queens is amazing and pay what you can

4th floor, right in the centre of the 1940-1970 collection galleries. There are two rooms labelled "Action Painting".

Most museums have a private curation process that can be obscure to the public. Typically museums don't buy paintings but accept donations of art, which is tax deductible. Even then, the pieces may not be accepted if they don't align with the museum goals.

You are welcome to make reservations at The Modern. Cafe 2 and Terrace Cafe are first-come, first served.

No you do not

Must be fully vaxxed but allowances made for unvaxxed small children with families that are vaxxed

Yes, it's open.

Water Lillies by Monet The Eternal city by Peter Blume

Yes

The website mentions that the free entrance on Fridays is currently suspended during the pandemic

No

You can go to oficial webside and check all exhibits what is going on every month

There are guided tours in Spanish on the first Friday of each month at 6:30 pm, you must reserve as there is only space for 25 people.

Show a picture of your vaccination card or just carry yours.

Yes - and three weeks ago when I went I just went without any sort of reservation

No. It only says free for some NY state college students

Was just there today. They're only requiring masks at the moment. They will be enforcing the vaccine starting September 13th.

Graciela, I recommend that you look if you are interested in getting the NY pass. Include 100 or more activities and you will save a lot of money

Yes, it is free on Friday, but after 5pm.

Do you mean higher(i.e. more expensive) membership levels? Nomas went details these levels and the extra benefits for each.

Nope

Yes!

Try calling the museum, you shouldn't have problem.

It is all connected with one large building. Thereay be other buildings to sell merchandise, but the main building consists of five floors, with each floor holding different styles of art with different narratives

They'll let you in or ask you to wait if they're full. Likely you'll be ok.

25USD

You have to get tickets. You can order them online ahead of time. Not 100% sure if you're able to buy them at the door.

I don't think they have free entry right now. It used to be Friday after 5. Now is only got members

Not sure. But it is open. Was there yesterday

Honestly my site is across the street from m.o.m.a but I will inquire, information pending!

No

Sorry.

Yes

Tuesday

$25 for adults, $18 for seniors

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Friday afternoon

Just no flashes ....

It is.

Brooklyn Museum has The Dinner Party

Ya never know until you try asking?

I don't remember seeing any but MOMA changes some things every now and then

I think it is the fourth floor anyway in the elevator indicated the galleries that are on each floor

They go from USD $ 5 to USD $ 25 in the summer is closed but before October they can go to Moma PS1

No, the exhibitions are thematic and the museum could include the bible in the future, greetings.

I don't believe so

I don't see a question here

It's open. I suggest going on Fridays from 4 to 8 pm. You have to do a tail hour but it's free.

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Nope

I not know. I can't see any thing. Have very People the friday on free pass. friday on 1700 at 1900 the pass is free.

Sorry, no idea

There are many art things to buy in the shop

$ 25 per adult, children under 16 Free. Long tail x enter but very smooth, great organization Museum not to be missed, beautiful works primarily to 5:03 flat.

It looks like they're doing an expansion and reinstallation project. I don't think anyone will be allowed in including researchers. However members will be allowed early access to special events. I read this off of a FAQs & the member section at the website.

No, you will have to check it in. Same with umbrellas

Yes 25 dollars, but with the same ticket you can enter for 3 days and you can enter in the met Breuer and the Cloisters too

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Probably you will have to leave it at the coat check place Good Luck!

I think so

Ask Peter Parker. He will have the answer for sure. www.peterparker.moma.com

Yes, you just go to the counter to get your ticket every Friday from 4 to 8

Only way I have seen free tickets on Sundays is through a deal with a hotel, like the St Regis, but there are no free tickets to the public

There were something in 2017 but not a lot now. You can find them at the Whitney Museum. There is an entire floor dedicated to Warhol until March 2019

There is seating available in the lower sections, though on the upper floors it is scarce

1 hour

Yes it is.

When will it be on display?

Of course. Monet, Renoir...

I don't know, they were open till 5:30 day after xmas. Best to check online... MoMA.com I think it is, for new years eve

I don't think any part of it is. They do have free admission Friday evenings and that includes the entire museum.

If I'm not mistaken, in October 2018 I paid 24 or 25 dollars

When I was there all backpacks, even small ones like mine, had to be checked. My friend carried in her purse, but that was all. There is no charge for checking items and coats.

Yes

I would plan on 4 hours, but you could spend days there.

Oh, I'm sorry, but i don't know

I think no

$25 for adults. Best to come early to maximize your time in the museum. You might spend the whole day

It is always full

For answering please speak English here. 😁 I don't understand much ..

Check their web site for detail.

Yes it is, 10:30am to 5:30pm.

Some of different artist I didn't know.

Yes today is free.

It is free every friday from 4pm

And

Yes open tomorrow.

Yes

He doesn't speak Spanish

No. I don't remember seeing it there.

Yes they do

No

Sure

Yes its on Fridays from 4pm to 8pm. There is a queue to enter, but it moves pretty fast. They let you in at around 3:45pm. So its better to be there around 3:20 or 6pm to avoid rush

Don't recall seeing bike racks.

If you have a new year Library pass you can get in for free

And

$25.00 entry fee...free for military/government employees with ID card.

Fridays after 4pm

Admission is free for all visitors during UNIQLO Free Friday Nights, every Friday evening from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. To avoid long lines, visitors are strongly encouraged to arrive after 6:00 p.m.

Yes

For me the best was the 5th. Where is Picasso, Dalí, Van Gogh, etc.

So the museum has wheelchairs available to borrow. Free of charge I think. Help for the disadvantaged is very important here. As far as I've seen, someone from the museum even pushed a visitor's wheelchair. There are numerous elevators with which you can comfortably get to the upper floors and therefore do not have to worry about not seeing something. I don't think you need to make a reservation as there were some, I think.

Yes, but some Friday afternoons are sponsored by a company. It is usually between the hours of 4 to 8 PM. Check out their website.

Technically there is no last entry time, but it is a very big building with lots of things to see. If you want to do it rushed I would recommend to allow at least 30 minutes for each floor just to walk through it

Rather than guess, it is best to Google the Museum of Modern Art website and search for the artist's name in question.

Adults $25. Seniors $18. 65 and over with ID. Students $14. But free on Friday nights.

The no food rule is pretty obvious around fragile things that might be worth more than 100 million dollars.

Friday you can because the museum close at 8:00 pm

Priceless.

Yes

Yes you can, I am sure you would love to get some great photographs!

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$25.00 A library pass from a local library admits 5 people for FREE. In and around New York. This will also allow you to use members only coat and bag check.

On friday afternoon

It wasn't free yesterday , Friday 6 April.

Admission is free for visitors during UNIQLO Free Friday Nights, every Friday evening from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m

Not much in terms of space art as a whole.

They have a coat check, but I do not believe they hold suitcases.

Friday from 4 to 8 in the afternoon.

Friday

We had NY Explorer passes, but still had to queue !!

I don't know. Sorry. check their website

Free expression

Perhaps Google Maps isn't the best place to ask these questions.

No

Yes you can

I can't speak Russian!

No

It doesn't come under the CityPass, you'd still have to pay for normal entry into MoMA if you've got that (which is $25). I know that is is included in the New York Pass though - this is a fair bit more expensive than CityPass though, so it just depends how much you're going to visit and how much you're willing to spend. It is worth shopping around for the city passes though, as there are different offers and deals with the different companies. I can definitely recommend the CityPass though - for us, it included all of the main things we wanted to do, and there were only a couple of extra things that we ended up paying for (like MoMA), but it still came to cheaper than any of the other passes, and definitely cheaper than no pass at all. Hope that helps a little! Have a great trip to NYC!

And it's free!

Fri, 4 to 8 PM

At least two hours if you want a comfortable pace.

You can find information about the currently exposed pieces in their website.

Last time I went it was US$25.00 but I'm not sure if they offer any military discount or student discount, etc... And they also sell tickets on line.

Contact them via their website. I doubt they read the Q&As here.

According to their front door hours posting, open 365 days a year.

Yes, reentry is not a problem at the MOMA.

They have a pretty robust coat check. Maybe they can accommodate?

Yes. You can show them your student ID. That will be enough.

No

MOMA seems to be open from 1030 AM. PS1 is closed.

Individual: $86 Dual: $140 Family: $175

Adults $25, children are free. Coat check is free! Friday after 4pm is free.

$25 for adults, $18 seniors, $14 Students, Under 16 Free. Friday evenings MOMA is free for all.

Enrol in an art school.

SF MoMA has an iPhone app with lots of audio content. I'm not sure its a tour exactly, but it will undoubtedly enhance your experience of the gallery. Search on the app store and have a look for it!

Yes

I don't believe so

Adults $25. Seniors $18. 65 and over with ID. Students $14.

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No, absolutely no, unless blind seeing dog

Main entrance is on 54th st.

Fridays from 16 to 20.

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