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Reviews (10)
Kyle Hand
Jan 18, 2022
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Gustav Faxius
Dec 15, 2021
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Dhirendra Hudda
Dec 14, 2021
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Nov 2021
Another reviewer said that this was a collection of about 80 pictures and they were right. So much potential in this space and just an absolute waste of time to visit. There are thousands of talented visual artist working in this medium and with so much to choose from I can't understand why the two exhibits they offered were so incredibly bland.
I expected to stay a couple of hours and I was out in 25 minutes. 10 of those minutes were spent wandering around and thinking I missed an exhibit wing. I did not. Much like the guy wrote above, the best thing was the visit to the Essex Market
Another reviewer said that this was a collection of about 80 pictures and they were right. So much potential in this space and just an absolute waste of time to visit. There are thousands of talented visual artist working in this medium and with so much to choose from I can't understand why the two exhibits they offered were so incredibly bland.
I expected to stay a couple of hours and I was out in 25 minutes. 10 of those minutes were spent wandering around and thinking I missed an exhibit wing. I did not. Much like the guy wrote above, the best thing was the visit to the Essex Market
Elif Asar
Nov 12, 2021
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Jeremy Marshall
Oct 17, 2021
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Flaquito
Oct 16, 2021
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It is a must-see in New York, if you like art museums, even though I would call it what it is and not necessarily an art museum. We loved the two main stories that were displayed when we went. They were unique in their own way. It is big a huge museum so don’t expect to be there for many hours. The customer service at the front was excellent. The employees were very polite.
Dedipta Bhattacharjee
Jul 13, 2019
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The museum was so beautiful. There were many great pieces in exhibition and the stories behind them were deeply touching. Their current exhibition For Freedoms: Where Do We Go From Here is also very inspiring and I can't find words to justify it. If you ever have a chance you need to come by and have a look at this place. I'd say a max hour and a half of two hours is necessary to give this place a good look.
Jasmin Escher
Jul 02, 2019
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Roger Telegan
Aug 01, 2018
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G. Aquino
Jun 30, 2016
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It's not a place you go to stare at and be dazzled by visually-pleasing, well-crafted photos, although some of them can be described that way. The photo installations (and some videos) offer insights on popular culture and socio-political issues, past and present. I found myself enjoying the commentary as much as the photos. Pay-as-you-wish every Thursday evening.
