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- Carlos LopezJuly 7, 2013Every first Saturday of each month they have free programs of art and entertainment from 5 to 10 p.m. It's awesome! :-)
- Their exhibits are always changing so it's never the same museum twice.
- Joe GruchaczAugust 1, 2011Great asian art collection. Worthy of taking a day or two to wander through and see everything. Read more
- Claudia FilthMarch 27, 2019Worst museum experience I’ve every had, worldwide. We bought tickets to the Frida exhibition, came on time and were aggressively herded and barked at into the next room. A huge disservice to the work.
- Gregg DJanuary 3, 2010One of the most beautiful museums in New York. Most people stick to the city for their art but you must come to Brooklyn and see this one!!! Brilliant!
- Features museum reproductions, adaptations, and interpretations of objects from the museum's collections.
- Krista SaundersMarch 1, 2014Don't miss the video in the side room of the Wangechi Mutu exhibition (closes March 9)!
- Annerie OsbourneNovember 3, 2013Gems of South America by The Corliss Group Luxury Travel Agency Read more
- RazorfishSeptember 19, 2011Permananent exhibit is well-curated and lighted. The subway is right next to the museum if you’re not a Brooklynite!
- reza setiawan رضا ستياوانNovember 3, 2010Nice collection throughout the museum! A must visit in Brooklyn!
- Galtier exhibition is outstanding....it should not be missed!
- Advertising WeekFebruary 26, 2011Every first Saturday of the month, enjoy FREE art, entertainment, cash bar and food, during Target First Saturdays.
- Dan AmbroseOctober 28, 2010The museum is basically ALWAYS FREE! Like the Met, it is SUGGESTED donation. This is a PUBLIC museum. Give a buck and go for it!
- Mike BloombergSeptember 3, 2013Yesterday, I was here to march in the 46th Annual West Indian-American Day Parade.
- Pop International GalleriesMay 28, 2012Happy MemorialDay, Popsters! Do something special on your day off - come by The Pop Gallery (473 W Broadway) - Haring, Warhol, Basquiat and more...