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MoMA explores modern and contemporary creativity through painting, sculpture, photography, film, architecture, design and other media. Its collection and changing exhibitions bring different artistic movements into conversation, offering ways to see how artists respond to their times and reshape the possibilities of art.

Discover the people, places and ideas that have shaped New York City. Art, photographs, clothing and other objects connect the city's history with its present, while exhibitions explore how New Yorkers have lived, worked, created and imagined the future of their changing city.

This Astoria museum explores how film, television, video games and digital media are made and experienced. Behind-the-scenes objects and interactive displays reveal the creative process, while screenings and exhibitions, including its Jim Henson collection, connect screen culture with the artists and technology behind it.

The Smithsonian's New York museum explores the art, histories and living cultures of Indigenous peoples across the Americas. Exhibitions bring cultural objects and Native perspectives together, inviting visitors to learn about diverse communities, their creativity and their continuing contributions to contemporary life.

Neue Galerie focuses on German and Austrian art and design from the early twentieth century. Its collections connect painting with decorative arts, highlighting movements such as the Vienna Secession and German Expressionism and the artists and designers who helped shape this period of European culture.

Dedicated to contemporary art and living artists, the New Museum presents exhibitions that explore new ideas and approaches to making art. Its programme connects artistic experimentation with wider cultural questions, including the changing relationship between art and technology, and introduces visitors to emerging creative perspectives.

The Brant Foundation's East Village art study center occupies a former electrical substation that later served as Walter De Maria's studio. Four floors of exhibition space offer a setting for exploring modern and contemporary art through the foundation's changing presentations.

Gagosian's West 24th Street gallery is a major Chelsea exhibition space for modern and contemporary art. Changing presentations bring visitors into contact with work by established artists, offering a substantial gallery stop within the area's concentration of art spaces.

David Zwirner's West 20th Street location is part of the gallery's New York exhibition program. Solo and group presentations introduce different approaches to contemporary art, making this Chelsea space a useful starting point for exploring the gallery's artists and exhibitions.

Hauser & Wirth's West 22nd Street gallery occupies a five-story building designed by Annabelle Selldorf. Its exhibition spaces present modern and contemporary art in the Chelsea Arts District, with changing shows connecting visitors to the gallery's international program.

Pace's West 25th Street gallery is a large Chelsea destination for changing art exhibitions. Its multi-floor flagship hosts presentations by artists across the gallery's program, offering room to encounter painting, sculpture, installations and other approaches to modern and contemporary art.

Perrotin's New York gallery occupies a Lower East Side space on Orchard Street. Its changing exhibitions present artists from the gallery's international program, with solo and group shows offering varied approaches to painting, sculpture and contemporary visual culture.