The Museum of African Art in New York, United States
About the Museum
The Museum of African Art, located in New York City, is dedicated to showcasing the diverse and rich artistic traditions of the African continent. Founded in 1984, the museum has a comprehensive collection of traditional and contemporary African art, including sculptures, textiles, jewelry, and more. The museum aims to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of African art and culture.
Tickets
Admission to the Museum of African Art is free for all visitors.
Opening Hours
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed on Mondays.
Current Exhibitions
- "Expressions of Identity: Contemporary African Art" - This exhibition explores the ways in which contemporary African artists express their identities through various art forms.
- "Traditions and Transitions: African Textiles" - A showcase of the rich and diverse textile traditions across the African continent.
Upcoming Exhibitions
- "Rhythms of the Diaspora: African Music and Dance" - An upcoming exhibition that will explore the influence of African music and dance on global culture.
Museum Map
The museum provides a detailed map of its galleries and exhibitions on its official website for visitors to plan their visit.
Events
The Museum of African Art regularly hosts events such as artist talks, workshops, and cultural performances. Check the museum's website for upcoming events.
Membership
The museum offers various membership options, including individual, family, and patron levels, which provide benefits such as free admission, special exhibition previews, and discounts at the museum store.
Virtual Tour
The museum offers a virtual tour on its website, allowing visitors to explore its galleries and exhibitions from the comfort of their own homes.