Studio Museum Harlem

Opens at 12:00 PM

46 reviews

+1 (212) 864-4500

Website

Photos

Vanessa German; Self Portrait of the Artist with Physicalized Soul; 2013; mixed media assemblage

Justine Georges; unknown (Fist); 1969; metal cut from oil drum

Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze; that low hanging kind of sun...; 2015; photo transfers, ink, collage, metallic pigment, graphite, colored pencils

Nari Ward; Rolling Calf; 1993; tar, earth, salt, feathers, cotton, cloth, springs, ironing board

Aaron Fowler; Family; 2005; frosted flakes, cotton balls, salt, assorted wood, player piano, acrylic, oil, blue jeans, leather....

Kara Walker; Cannon; 1995; cut paper and tempera on canvas

144 W 125th St

New York, NY 10027

Opens at 12:00 PM

+1 (212) 864-4500

http://www.studiomuseum.org

The Studio Museum in Harlem's permanent collection represents more than 400 artists, spans 200 years of history and includes over 1, 700 works of art, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, watercolors, photographs, videos and mixed-media installations. The collection is a record of the growth of the institution and its activities, including its foundational Artist-in-Residence program. The Museum is also the custodian of an extensive archive of the work of photographer James VanDerZee, the quintessential chronicler of the Harlem Community from 1906 to 1984. Throughout the Museum's history we have proudly shown the collection and have been honored to loan works around the country and the world. We are thrilled to be in the early stages of a long-term project to share our collection online and prompt a new era of exploration and presentation.

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Reviews

4.046 reviews

Tasha C.

10/20/2022

March 2016... the space is great. Place nice and also clean. Workers present that day were very nice . guy at desk took time to talk with us about some history and also about the artists.....

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Paul L.

1/17/2016

I remember seeing one of the first major exhibitions of Chakaia Booker's rubber tire pieces here years ago. At the time, I don't know where else in the city I would have seen such a display....

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Teresa S.

6/29/2015

This museum had been on my place to visit list forever. I finally went with some friends on Uptown Friday's and was in for great surprise. We paid $7 for admission and saw some cool exhibits. The...

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Dominik D.

12/10/2017

I've been to more than a dozen membership institutions of IDNYC, and this was the first one that did not offer free admission to someone who signed up for membership until after the paperwork is...

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Althea A.

3/11/2012

Really, this place is more like a large gallery than a museum. There's one big room on the main floor, an alcove, a balcony, and two rooms downstairs. Right now, the main exhibit is on Romare...

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