Paintings, photos & other works by artists of African descent, as well as programs & workshops.
144 West 125 Street, Manhattan 10027From Google Maps reviews.
Whenever my family travels, we make it a point to visit a museum. Since this was our first trip to New York City, we knew we wanted to explore a museum in Harlem. We took the train and enjoyed a pleasant walk to our destination. The Studio Museum in Harlem was a wonderful experience for my family and I. Visitors can make reservations online, although I am not sure if they are required. Admission is pay what you wish, which makes the museum accessible to everyone. If you're able, consider giving
The Studio Museum in Harlem was founded in 1968 during the civil rights era to support and exhibit the work of artists of African descent. Originally located in a rented loft over a liquor store it is now in a beautiful purpose built architectural gem. A fitting venue for both their permanent collection as well as themed exhibitions. It's intimate atmosphere, and strong connection to Harlem’s cultural history as well as the museum’s focus on contemporary African American art creates a space of r
Enjoyed my experience here. Loved the historical art and inclusion of different artist from the community, staff was super friendly minus one security personnel who just seemed unhappy with her job. Yelled at us from across the room and then proceeded to photobomb our picture. I hope she had a better day after that. Overall really great. 10/10 would recommend.
From the Apr 15, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

No food thermometer available to check cooking and holding temperatures.

Wiping cloths weren't kept clean, dry, or in sanitizer between uses.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.

The required wash-your-hands sign wasn't posted.