Reviews of The Noguchi Museum (Museum)

9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106, United States

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At the moment the business has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 and the rating was based on 692 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF The Noguchi Museum IN New York

Ahad Subzwari

Really cool museum that really shows you how much influence Noguchi has had. The space is really nice and the sculpture garden is very relaxing. Nice gift shop as well.

Eric Leve

A wonderful place. But just not as wonderful as the spot in Kagawa. No comparison really. But still fills one with the incredible breadth of Noguchi's imagination. The spaces feel more bounded here (because they are) but every so often …

Eben Bronfman

Great museum of Noguchi 's work. Designed the space

Daniel Kim

It’s an airy museum with a nice outdoor space. Entrance is free on Fridays. Avoid if you don’t have an interest in sculptures. This may sound strange but the bathrooms have amazing AC!

Jack Graziano

Truly a beautiful museum that celebrates the life of a wonderful Japanese-American artist, Isamu Noguchi. The beautiful sculptures as well as the small garden makes this little museum feel tranquil in the bustling area around it. The live music was incredible as well!

Bobby Shih

A very nice place to stop by! I would have appreciated more history behind noguchi himself but this place is wonderful to walk around.

Oliver Gamboa

A hidden museum isolated from the outside world. Going inside led to a total different atmosphere of zen and tranquility. I enjoyed walking though the rock garden and seeing the unique sculptures. The museum also offers free tours explaining the history of the artist and the artworks.

Jessica Wolff

We took a class here and got top enter before the museum opened for visiting hours. What a visually stimulating place just to think. Gorgeous garden and extremely clean. Everything was top notch. Small, well curated and a definite great place for kids. Add this to your Astoria itinerary.

Leinda Floresi

This is an example of how many places in NYC are right there close by and you never take advantage of them. So I did, and I had the best time here. Highly recommended.

Domnitza-Carmen Belecciu

The only thing missing here is a small Japanese Cuisine Cafe with Japanese Traditional music Outdoors in the Gardens of Noguchi Museum so the.Sone Carvings & Noguchi Museum Sculptures can be both art consumed & admired in the same time …

Nitzan Harel

I never heard of it before, the location is a bit off the beaten path. It is small but one of the most unique if you like Sculpturing and the Japanese way of aesthetics. There is a small Japanese garden, and small shop with unique and …

Mark Sherry

I never pictured this museum as large as it is. Transcendental, calming, quiet and most beautiful. If you have a love of sculpture, and some eastern influenced art then you really must take a trip to this part of Queens.

Trooper Long

Peaceful, quiet place to reflect and admire art. Lovely outdoor stone sculpture garden that continues indoors, and upstairs including stone, woods, and other media. Tours, gift shop featuring books, refreshments, and special visiting exhibits. It’s in Queens, and a bit off the beaten path but well worth the trip.

George Ke

A great place to spend an hour or two. The organization of the numbered rooms was a bit confusing, but not a big deal. Also near Costco so convenient for groceries after

Rook K

Best museum in the world enough said!!! PS I love it so much I actually lived near by for 3yrs when I graduated from college.

tsuaeri

One of my favorites hands-down. It’s an airy, calm, and spatial museum with a variety of oriental displays to enjoy. The entrance fee is only $10, which is relatively cheap for a museum in NYC. Staff is welcoming and will inform you if there are tours. I loved both the outside and inside areas. Their play with natural and artificial light is beautiful. This is a must-visit if you happen to be in NYC!

Taiyo Na

This museum preserves Noguchi's legacy in thoughtful ways. A special place.

Isaac Daily

Pretty nice there is a bit to see, it's big but not to big, there are several pieces outside, and in a covered area.. oh and had this dance chair perfomance piece your girlfriend will love and immediately post to Instagram.