Expanded in 2013, located in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. The expansion includes new galleries and public spaces for exhibitions on art, culture, and history.

Expanded in 2016, located in Long Island City, Queens. The expansion includes new exhibition spaces and improved facilities for displaying the works of sculptor Isamu Noguchi.

Expanded in 2017, located in the Lower East Side. The expansion includes new exhibits and public programs that explore the history of immigration and urban life in New York City.

Expanded in 2012, located in Hell’s Kitchen. The expansion includes new exhibits and educational programs focused on aviation, space exploration, and maritime history.

Expanded in 2011, located in the Upper East Side. The renovation includes new exhibition spaces and educational facilities for showcasing Asian art and culture.

Expanded in 2008, located in Crown Heights. The expansion includes new interactive exhibits and educational programs designed to engage and inspire children.

Expanded in 2018, located in the Financial District. This historic site, which played a significant role in the American Revolution, now features enhanced exhibits on early American history.

Opened in 2017, located in SoHo. This museum aims to foster a deeper understanding of Arab and Islamic culture through contemporary art exhibitions and educational programs.

Renovated in 2018, located in Midtown Manhattan. The gallery offers exhibitions of traditional and contemporary Japanese art, enhancing cultural understanding through visual arts.

Renovated in 2013, located in SoHo. The foundation preserves and exhibits the living and working spaces of artist Donald Judd, offering insights into his minimalist art and design philosophy.

Expanded in 2016, located in SoHo. The museum, dedicated to LGBTQ+ art and culture, includes new exhibition spaces and educational facilities.

Opened in 2022, located in Times Square. This museum offers interactive exhibits and memorabilia that explore the history and impact of Broadway theatre.

Opened in 2019, located in Midtown Manhattan. This museum celebrates the bond between humans and dogs with exhibits on the history, art, and science of canines.

Opened in 2015, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This museum explores the history and culture of food and drink through interactive exhibits and culinary programs.

Opened in 2018, located in the Meatpacking District. This interactive museum offers a variety of optical illusions, holograms, and immersive exhibits that challenge perception and reality.

Opened in 2015, located on Staten Island. The museum offers exhibits on the history of lighthouses and their role in maritime navigation.

Opened in 2018, located in the Bronx. This educational facility focuses on gardening, cooking, and nutrition, offering interactive exhibits and programs for visitors.