The Noguchi Museum – Queens, New York

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If you’re looking for a calm relaxing experience filled with art away from the busy streets of New York, let me suggest a day trip to visit The Noguchi Museum in Queens.

The Noguchi Museum

The Noguchi Museum is the first museum in the US to be established by a living artist in 1985.

Address: 9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106

General admission $10/adult, $5/senior or student ID.

Noguchi Museum visit is FREE every first Friday of the month, and reservation is required. Schedule it online HERE.

View list of Noguchi’s Permanent Installation with names, HERE

Please note that photoshoots are not allowed in the museum. You still can take photos of objects and things. Masks are required all throughout the museum including the outdoor garden. *We did take some photos with me in it, but we were very respectful and quick.

Indoor-Outdoor Gallery

First Floor Galleries

Second Floor Galleries

Floating Galleries

Sculpture Garden

At the Museum Shop (staircase entrance is located right outside when you’re about to enter the outdoor Garden), you’d be able to browse a huge selection of Akari light sculptures, furniture, publications, and gifts designed by Isamu Noguchi. The famous Akari lamps are handmade in Gifu, Japan.

Museum Shop

OUTFIT: jumpsuits: MAISON MARGIELA, sandals: SUICOKE (tan color is sold out, similar but in gray HERE black HERE) | bag: MANSUR GAVRIEL (mini version, HERE)

Peek at what Akari lamp I’ve picked up from the shop, HERE, and how to assemble it HERE.

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