This museum has exhibitions that rotate every few months. If you want to visit ORDER A TICKET ONLINE IN ADVANCE (even if you are a member) and wear a mask. There's limited capacity for every exhibition room and 6ft social distancing is in effect everywhere in the museum. The only exhibition on display (as of 10/25/21) is Greater New York. The pictures displayed are my most favorite art pieces from my favorite exhibition called, Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration. Most, if not all exhibitions here are extremely insightful and give insightful commentary on current events or the lives of current artists, including up and coming artists. In addition to the art, there's a restaurant brought to you by Mina Stone called Mina's that brings small cafe items along with authentic Greek cuisine. It is open Friday-Sunday during museum hours and there is now indoor seating. The museum is open Thursday-Monday, from 12pm-6pm, except for Saturdays, when it closes at 8pm.

This was a great rainy day museum experience. It is very easy to reach via Subway and worth the trip. While contemporary art may not be for everyone. MoMa PS1 was excellently curated, leaving me more knowledgeable after each exhibition panel.

For $10 per person, you can enjoy a great verify of empty rooms. Save your time and money, go to other places.

Unbelievable that someone will consider this as art. They had an empty room bigger than any apartment in NYC with a stuffed parrot doll and a laser pointer. WHAT. The guy who did the wall paint is a better artist than anyone on display. See pic as evidence, a cup on the floor is displayed as art.

Always a refreshing experience. Great collection, exhibits, events, and don’t skip the bookstore!

Funky , contemporary art and installations. Good place to spend an hour. Artwork is always changing so no visit is the same. Free admission for NYC residents.

Lot of emerging artists. Interesting to see the building which was shift from school to the museum. It has special vibes, and it has not proper heating, so make sure if you are going in winter to dress well.

Great museum, especially since entry is free. The exhibits and courtyard a great way to kill some time.

MoMA PS1 is a great place to experience contemporary art. It’s free for New York residents. The museum features a rotating schedule of exhibitions, so there is always something new to see. The exhibits are well-curated and thought-provoking, and the museum's staff is friendly and helpful. It is also a great place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. In addition, the historical boiler room in the basement is a captivating space that adds a unique touch to the overall experience. Transformed into an immersive art installation, it serves as a reminder of the museum's rich industrial past.

Incredible museum with awesome gift shop and cafe. Love the rotating exhibitions and happy they have free ticket option for locals.

The small offshoot of large MOMA with small but extraordinary changing exhibitions. Not so crowded, because perhaps not yet so well known? I enjoyed it and it was worth the 10$ by far. One should be open for new things 👍👍👍👍👍

Really great exhibit space. You won't find as many famous names, but the quality of the art is really good. Free every day for NYC residents. You won't regret it

Always a great time at MoMA. Everyone is nice, the areas that are meant to be quiet stay quiet. They display artwork across all mediums and skill levels. Went for a free event and everyone was warm and welcoming.

Love the outdoor seating areas. The store has many wonderful selections. My favorite part was being able to write a postcard to an inmate at rikers. Very special place. The accessible ramp is quite steep which was very difficult to get up, thankfully I had help by an employee. But it was dangerous to come down if you do not have assistance. My hands were callused after trying to safely navigate the down ramp.

Nice place to spend an hour or two. Outdoor exhibition was very interesting but due to Covid inside only limited area was open. Nice bookstore and nice cafe to finish up the tour.

The museum is very peaceful! It’s all about the evolution and the small accomplishments of people residing in Queen’s & the artwork showcased by them. The only thing is they have very limited artwork. I was a little confused as I just got to see very few pieces of artwork. I wasn’t able to see half of the artwork as shown on google, maybe because half of the museum was closed due to renovation. I guess the MOMA museum in Manhattan is bigger with variety of artwork. Overall simple & good experience! The museum has a cafe as well , you can sit outside and enjoy a good meal w you’re family or friends.

For anyone interested in contemporary art, this is the perfect place to immerse yourself in expertly curated shows. Plan to spend 2-3 hours to see everything.

What a waste of such a large space! I like art and I’m very choosy about it. I have seen good Modern art, but what I witnessed here was mostly atrocity. Felt like wasted my hours to visit this place and walk around. 1 of the floors was closed for installation and 2 floors which were open didn’t have any impressive art. Uploading pictures of the only 2 installations I admired. Good things- the staff is good and courteous. The lockers room service is also good. There is a souvenir shop if interested. And a café at the 1st floor.

One of the better art galleries in NYC. Almost prefer this location instead of the bigger MOMA in Manhattan.

The museum is great no knocks there. The summer party dance party did leave a lot on the table however. Very little food options for such a large event. The music was decent until the final act got on and played 2016 club hits with little to no creativity or style in approach. That said it still managed to bring a crowd likely cause this party is free for LIC residents.

If you find yourself in the LIC area and are looking for something to do in your free time, this museum is the perfect choice! During the week, I visited this museum with a friend, commuting all the way from BK. The transfer from the Q train to the local train was seamless, and it only took a quick 3-minute walk to reach the museum entrance. The best part? Tickets are completely free for NYC residents! Yes, you read that right - FREE! Just make sure to order them online in advance. There was no waiting time to enter, and the staff members were incredibly friendly from the moment we arrived until we left. Although it's a smaller museum, you can expect to spend a maximum of 90 minutes exploring all it has to offer. If you happen to be in the LIC area, I highly recommend paying this museum a visit. Additionally, I suggest coming during the late spring or early summer to witness the breathtaking permanent James Turrell exhibit. Trust me, it will transport you to another dimension both mentally and spiritually. It's an experience that I would definitely return for.

I really liked just spending time in this historic building. The AIDS exhibit was profound. The Fortune Society’s exhibit on incarceration is great, so many voices that need to be heard here. The staff was really helpful.

Beautiful physical space. Only two exhibitions, both of which were very well done. The limited exhibitions result in a digestible, meaningful experience.

This is a wonderful modern art museum in Long Island City, Queens Currently, all the galleries are showing works by Iraqi artists and deal with the Iraq war and it's aftermath The museum is free for New York City and I think New York State residents. Due to its affiliation with MoMA, it is also free for people who have a recent MoMA ticket. This is an underappreciated little gem of a museum. I n most places in the world, this museum would be regard as the best art museum in the city. Here, its often forgotten but shouldn't be.

it's a interesting place because you can see the old of the place and how they give it this new use... it's amazing. They hace a cool bookstore too.

There’s always a good show to excite your imagination or sooth your soul. Very progressive and diverse art at this place. The book store is full of surprises. Spend 10 minutes looking at the sky at the James Turrell “Meeting”. Change your sit a couple of times and you’ll see a difference sky down a different perspective. Oh, visitors tend to be friendly, approachable, and kind.

Free entry for NYC residents! Fun place to see some pretty avant-garde art. The warm ups are also a lot of fun

Small contemporary art space in a repurposed school building. The space has been partly left in original unfurnished condition, adding to the experience of the gallery. The rotating exhibits show interesting works of art from local artists that are conceptual and most are mixed media. Although the museum is small you will definitely leave feeling inspired to represent your own experiences through artistic expression.

The MoMA PS1 isn’t my favorite museum in New York City, but I’m glad I got to check it out! The work in this museum is far more outside the box than most stuff in art museums, even by most modern art standards. There were some real gems, but overall, probably a bit more eclectic than I normally go for. Absolutely worth checking out if you’re in the area, though!

Wonderful museum! The curation and descriptions are thoughtful and really guide your experience through the museum. Free for NY state residents, but would recommend booking your ticket beforehand online. Plan to spend about an 1-2 hours here for the full experience. Steps away from the G train subway as well.

Cool museum but I was expecting a lot more. The exhibitions were good but just a few were outstanding. I recommend to visit because is a must on your stay on New York. We went there at 11 am and it was not crowded, really good. The ticket it’s ok, not expensive. I hope to go back in the future and found better exhibitions 🙂

The Theater of Operations A great exhibition of the Gulf Wars and the Iraq Wars via paintings, videos and installations. Some of the art works are so violent that I even couldn’t stare at them for more than one second, for example, Touching Reality. The exhibition presented the wars from different perspectives and also demonstrated how the wars impacted the artists and their art works. More insights are provided during the curator tours.

This is a small offshoot from the MoMA in Manhattan and I think this museum has more recent contemporary art than the main one. There was only one exhibition that really interested me, the rest were okay in my opinion. The two permanent installations on the top floor were definitely my favorite, and seeing the historic boiler room in the basement was cool too. I would still come back depending on if there were interesting exhibitions coming through. The old school building was also fun to navigate and felt cool in the sense that it was a non traditional museum setting. Overall I think this museum was worth checking out mainly because it’s free for NY residents, I would only pay the $10 admission fee if there was an exhibit I was interested in.

I visited this spot again in oct 2023. It was nothing like my first visit in 2017. It just felt boring, disorganized and weird vibes. However, I was very glad to see Turrell's piece.

I‘ve been visiting PS1 for some time, including the summer WarmUp series. It‘s a cool space to spend an afternoon to experience contemporary art - and of weather permitting sit in the outdoor courtyard. Make it a day to LIC to explore the small Hunters Point Historic District and walk to the waterfront afterwards.

Free for New Yorkers. PS1 hosts a lot of interesting large scale and interactive exhibits with a focus on more obscure and out there artists. Definitely a fun visit and less crowded than MOMA

It was a nice experience staff were nice the place is massive so much things to do from a ping pong table to sit down and relax seeing some skating pics with sound

Friendly staff, with interesting exhibitions in a great location, just a few minutes walk to 7 train. Free for NYC residents and accepts Cool Culture Pass.

I recently visited MoMA PS1, and it left a lasting impression on me. The museum offers a unique and thought-provoking experience with its extensive collection of art installations. Each piece invites you to contemplate and engage with different ideas and perspectives. I was particularly impressed by the diverse range of artists represented, showcasing a variety of artistic voices and expressions. If you have the opportunity to visit, I highly recommend exploring MoMA PS1. It's a captivating museum that is sure to leave you inspired and intrigued.

A spectacular exhibition by Daniel Lind-Ramos. I always enjoy the exhibitions here. Great use of an old school.

Bit run down, old mansion but little character left. Experimental installations, mostly comprising found objects when I went. 4 floors with elevator. Wheelchair accessible.

Amazing artworks. Very powerful and inspiring.

I don't know how long it'll last, but at the moment, you can only visit the first floor of the museum plus the gift shop. I understand with COVID that the experience will be limited, but everyone should be aware that you can't visit the entire building.

A must-see exhibit on mass incarceration

Really enjoyed the exhibits at this museum. We ran into one of the artists in person which was really cool! Awesome summer parties

Really interesting off the beaten track

I love this museum. They always have thoughtfully curated exhibits from both established and emerging artists. Very easy to get to by mass transit and since it’s pay as you wish, it’s very affordable.

Came here to check out the exhibit on mass incarceration. A heartbreaking, beautiful, and eye opening experience. The amount of talent that has been explored behind bars speaks to the societal problems in this country. The curation does a great job on touching on a lot of that. As for safety guidelines, kudos to security for ensuring social distancing.

I think exhibitions can be hit or miss. However, the space is wonderful and worth a visit. Eating at the cafe terrace was fun especially when the weather is nice! It is free for ny resident and if you have cash on you, you can make donation to enter. Otherwise the ticket is $12.

Let's support our museum's!. Please make reservations in advance.

(Translated by Google) The space was fun and the exhibits were fun. (Original) 공간도 재미있었고, 전시도 재미있었다.

Love this museum! The museum is especially pretty in the fall. There’s a interesting exhibit on view right now.

Free for NY residents! A unique museum experience. The building reminded me of an asylum with its white brick walls, long cold hallways and white doors haha! During my visit, the exhibitions seemed to theme around cultural representation. The bookstore has a wide range of artistic books for adults and children.

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Their contemporary art exhibits are excellent. I highly recommend stopping by.

Very cool spaces and inspiring artists! Also, no crowds and could really enjoy the art. Had free entrance with the MoMA ticket and honestly, liked it at least as much 👍

Really amazing place for music, art and like minded people wanting to expand their minds

Felt unfinished. But the art was interesting and we enjoyed our time. Came on the free Friday!

A very unique museum! Went here with the kids and they also enjoy the collections. Most of them are paintings and sculptures plus some creative objects. They put displays on the wall and on the floor. Very creative. They also have temporary exhibitions It is also part of the NYC ID card free museum so we get here for free. The souvenirs are cute as well.

One of the world’s best museums for unique and intimate engagements with art.

Great place! Such interesting pieces! Check it out.

Great place for contemporary, vibrant and eclectic art. In the summer they host the Warm Up sessions with live music and a wide range of musicians.

Enjoy coming here any time of year. Wonderful art and exhibits

(Translated by Google) I could go to the fast track ticket and wait in line. There are so many people in the early morning. The audio guide is free but there are not many works that explain it in Korean. It was great to see the famous work. There's so many people out there (Original) 패스트트랙 티켓으로 가서 줄 안서고 들어갈 수 있었어요. 아침 일찍 가도 사람이 정말 많네요. 오디오가이드는 프리지만 한국어로 설명해주는 작품수가 많지 않아요. 그래도 유명한 작품 실제로 볼 수 있어서 좋았습니다. 사람이 너무너무 많아서 별 하나 빼요~

(Translated by Google) An exhibition was underway showing how the Iraq war affected artists' work and what Iraqi artists do. As the theme was the subject, it was a very heavy exhibition, and in order to understand the work, it was necessary to have some background knowledge about Iraq and the Iraq war, so much time is required for proper viewing. Apart from this, the performance was also in progress, but I didn't buy the tickets in advance, so I was sorry that I could not sell them. On the third floor, you can see James Turrell's site specific installation. It was a beautiful experience to sit still and watch the sky with clouds. However, the ceiling is open, so it is a little cold in winter. There are many interesting books in the bookstore, but it was not very good. There is not much to see around here. (Original) 이라크 전쟁이 미술가들의 작업에 어떻게 영향을 미쳤는지, 이라크 작가들은 어떤 작업을 하는지를 선보이는 전시가 진행되고 있었다. 주제가 주제인만큼 굉장히 헤비한 전시였고 작업을 이해하기 위해서는 이라크와 이라크 전쟁에 대한 배경 지식이 어느 정도 있어야했기 때문에 제대로 된 관람을 위해서는 많은 시간이 요구된다. 이와 별개로 퍼포먼스도 진행되고 있었는데 티켓을 사전구매하지 않아 다 팔려서 보지 못해 아쉬웠다. 3층에서는 제임스 터렐의 장소특정적 설치를 볼 수 있다. 가만히 앉아서 구름이 움직이는 하늘을 바라보는 것은 아름다운 경험이었다. 다만 천장이 뚫려있다보니 겨울에는 조금 춥다. 북스토어에 재밌는 책이 많은데 상태가 별로 좋진 않았다. 이곳 주변에는 별로 볼게 없다.

The space is good and the exposition about the war in Irak is very interesting four the artists View points

They have intriguing exhibitions. If you're a NYC resident you get free admission! The building is cool.

First visit to PS1, for the exceptional Gulf War exhibition. You've got until March 1 to see it!

Cool place with original artwork chill, low cost of admission, all things it does not share with it's Manhattan counterpart

Greatest place in Queens to see would-be influencers pose in front of concept art depicting various humanitarian atrocities. You really get a sense of the pointlessness of art and how doomed we all are. Can't recommend highly enough.

(Translated by Google) Don't go wasted money, a scam (Original) Non andateci soldi buttati, una truffa

Avante garde and cutting edge!!!

Great space

(Translated by Google) Very good building restoration (Original) Muy buena la restauración del edificio

Nice visit today. Two great exhibitions one on Niki de Saint Phalle and the other on Gregg Bordowitz. Covid precautions in place, staff is super friendly. The impressive bookshop is also open. Mina's restaurant only doing outside dinning.

Repurposed old warehouse, Gulf War horror

Such a great place to check out art exhibits. First, it's in an old school that has been turned into a full scale art piece. Even the stair wells are full with art. The staff is friendly and helpful too. There's also plenty to do in the neighborhood nearby. Quick and easy transportation with several subway lines near by.

Always love and enjoy my visitsd

Beautiful space well worth the trip. Free for NYC residents. No exhibits were up when we came by for our first visit, but the tour of the space was worth the trip alone. Set up in an old converted school from the 1800's the space itself is an ongoing projects with quite a few pieces. The James Turrell room is one of the most amazing spaces I've been in.

A wonderful museum. Amazing exhibits.

I love this Queens outpost of MoMA. Always interesting exhibitions off the beaten track. The current Niki de Saint Phalle exhibition is gorgeous.

Unique museum experience. Encouraging a dynamic relation with the exgubits

Had a great time here alot to explore. Library is fun!

(Translated by Google) I have no artistic atmosphere or beauty. I didn't expect to have a lot of fun here. Although the guide may not be completely understandable, I can also grasp the eight points with what I see and get a lot of gains. If you have time to come to New York, push it! (Original) 毫無藝術氣息或美感的我，想不到在這也獲得了很多樂趣，導覽雖然不見得完全聽得懂，但搭配所見所得也能掌握八分，收穫滿滿。 來紐約玩有時間的話，很推！

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It's dope. Looks just like every middle school in Queens. James Turrell work is relaxing/lovely when the room isn't full of people talking (or, at events, drunk kids).

Love this museum! The museum is especially pretty in the fall. There’s a interesting exhibit on view right now. The installation piece in the courtyard is can be enjoyed by younger audiences. Cafe and bookstore is both open and there’s one exhibition inside going on.

Warm it Up!

Ever since MoMA took over PS1 has been mediocre. Hit or miss. Look for lesser known museums and galleries to see good contemporary art with less curatorial pontificating.

Love this museum

Nice little complement to the MOMA in Manhattan. Gives the local community and special projects a bit more exposure. Good fun for an hour or so.

Only 3 exhibits 1 being a cultural experience of Egyptian immigrants, the other exhibit was 1 painting. Building is great but I feel as though they need more permanent exhibits. Huge Amoy courtyard just empty. No sculpture or art. Wish there was more to look at.