I was watching on HBO A SPECIAL on black artist and and I can't wait to go to studio museum I did not know of it so you learn something all the time thankyou sincerely Olga
I enjoyed the exhibit although it is small. It focused on african and spanish art in various media formats. I enjoyed because it gave me a sense of NYC hip hop culture, 80sand was thought provoking on various topics. The gift shop is an area that can be improved. They did not have some of the key exhibitors latest works (books) available. I highly recommend if you are the area nominal fee/ donation accepted and the staff is very friendly and helpful.
Can't recall, or I must've been a passersby with my phone on!
Otherwise I would've remembered more. Clearly
A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE FOR CITIZENS AND ART CONNOISSEURS OF THE WORLD. GREAT COLLECTIONS FOR PROFESSIONALS AND LAY CONSUMERS OF CULTURAL GEMS FROM ALL OVER.
PLUS A GREAT AND INSPIRING BOOKSTORE//GIFT SHOP ON THE GROUND FLOOR SHOULD MOTIVATE PATRONS TO SIGN-UP FOR AT LEAST A ONE-YEAR MEMBERSHIP.
THANKYOU.
EDDIE G.
HARLEM/U.S.A.
Got here by accident after hours on their last day before a three year hiatus for a major renovation. Turned out there was a party and we ended up dancing to funky music, drinking beer and having a good time, really off the tourist beaten track. Everyone was super friendly and inviting. Hope the renovation goes well and we can come back in three years and see it. Good luck!
One of my favorite museums in New York City. I am appreciative of the exhibits that showcase African American art.
I look forward to attending special events and concerts!
The museum is located near public transportation .
The postcard collection is interesting and free for visitors to take a postcard or two.
Whenever family or friends visit I take them here.
In depth view of black American history and influence within modern day America
Most interesting exhibition. Nice shop. There's nothing dangerous in the neighborhood.
The installations and peices are beautiful but quite abstract. We were not only out of towners but out-of-countryers, as appreciative as we were, the nuance must have been lost on us. Still worth the visit and exploring!
An excellent experience. It is a very nice facility. Director and chief curator Thelma Golden knows how to put exhibits together.
Great museum with great events. Also Harlem isn't dangerous there are just many people of color. Smh.
Really nice museum, great exhibitions. However it's small, so you won't be spending very long at the museum. The gift shop is also nice.
LOVE LOVE LOVED! We had a wonderful tour and it was in walking distance from our hotel. Such a community gem.
Thoroughly enjoyed the place. The art was great and very much so appreciated. The gift shop was nice gifts - got a shirt and bracelet as a gift. The employees weren't as friendly as I would have preferred - a bit unnecessarily snappy but nothing too crazy. Overall I enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend it.
This is a fantastic museum that definitely deserves more visitors. The culture and art of Harlem is truly displayed in this space. It's also a very instagramable location.
A nice little getaway. Absolutely, enjoyed myself while there.
The Studio Museum is a beautiful and contemporary collection of black art and pictures. Filled with works dedicated to current events: Charleston Shooting, Black Lives Matter and Baltimore Riots.
The intimate venue is perfect for a Saturday afternoon date or Sunday stroll with friends.
Small art museum that highlights the culture, history, and struggles of African-Americans. Loved the beautiful paintings and black-and-white photographs. Free admission every Sunday.
A really interesting place. The exhibition was nice and well build. Additionally on this evening there was a dance party, which was really odd for me. But I enjoyed it a lot.