Art Museums in New York

Say “New York City” and the first thing that comes to mind is, simply, “art.” MoMA. The Guggenheim. The Whitney. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York’s art museums are iconic.

From Long Island’s Parrish Art Museum to the Albany Institute of History and Art to Cooperstown’s Fenimore Art Museum and the contemporary collections within the Hudson Valley’s Dia Beacon and Buffalo AKG Art Museum, New York State is an art lover’s paradise, showcasing everything from ancient Egyptian masterpieces to boundary-pushing avant-garde works and modern art masterpieces.

Some exquisite art even lives outdoors with more than 100 sculptures on display in a gorgeous natural 500-acre setting at Storm King Art Center and over 250 large-scale sculptures amid miles of hiking trails in Griffis Sculpture Park, one of America’s largest and oldest sculpture parks. In New York's art museums, it’s always the right time - and place - to commune with art, indoors and out!