Located in Brooklyn, aboard a historic barge, this museum focuses on the maritime history of New York Harbor, offering exhibits, performances, and educational programs.

Opened in 2019, located in the Flatiron District. This photography museum features rotating exhibitions from renowned and emerging photographers, alongside a café and event spaces.

Opened in 2022, located in the Bronx. This interactive museum provides educational exhibits and programs aimed at inspiring creativity and curiosity in children.

Expanded in 2020, located in Brooklyn. The expansion includes new gallery spaces and educational facilities, focusing on contemporary art and culture from the African Diaspora.

Opened in 2019, located in Chelsea. The first museum in the United States dedicated to poster art, featuring exhibitions that explore the history and impact of this visual medium.

Opened in 2019, located in Harlem. This cultural institution focuses on African art, culture, and policy, providing exhibitions, public programs, and events.

Expanded in 2020, located in Brooklyn. Recent renovations include new gallery spaces and improved facilities for exhibitions and public programs.

Expanded in 2021, located on the Upper East Side. The museum’s renovation includes new exhibition spaces and educational facilities, enhancing its ability to showcase Jewish art and culture.

Expanded in 2018, located in East Harlem. The expansion includes new galleries and interactive exhibits that explore the history and future of New York City.

Expanded in 2019, located in the Lower East Side. The expansion includes new galleries and public spaces, enhancing its ability to showcase contemporary art.

Expanded in 2019, located in Chinatown. The expansion includes new exhibition spaces and educational facilities, focusing on the history and culture of Chinese Americans.

Expanded in 2021, located in East Harlem. The museum’s renovation includes new galleries and improved facilities for showcasing Latin American and Caribbean art.

Expanded in 2019, located in Chelsea. The expansion includes new exhibition spaces and educational facilities, focusing on art from the Himalayas and surrounding regions.

Expanded in 2018, located in Lincoln Square. The renovation includes new galleries and educational spaces for displaying folk and outsider art.

Relocated and expanded in 2020, located in the Lower East Side. The new space includes expanded galleries and educational facilities for showcasing photography and visual culture.

Expanded in 2018, located in Columbus Circle. The renovation includes new galleries and improved facilities for displaying contemporary art and design.