Brooklyn Museum

A large and beautiful museum with an incredible selection of unique works ranging from Egyptian antiquities to European, African and Asian art pieces. This museum is massive and has 5 floors of incredible art. I enjoyed exploring each floor and moving through the different demonstrations, which were beautifully laid out and maintained. 'The Dinner Party' was stunning in-person and was a highlight of my visit. I also very much recommend checking out the Visible Storage area, as there are many outstanding prices that are stored within. Another highlight was the massive KAWS 'Companion' wooden statue near the museum entrance. Overall, a wonderful and broad selection of prices within a beautifully designed museum. I cannot recommend visiting this museum enough.

Went for the first Saturday of the month event & it was great !! There was a pop up to support a lot of small businesses which was lovely. There were all types of businesses including food, clothes, crafts, beauty products and much more. Every first Saturday of the month they have an event and I recommend going if you haven’t. They had dis in the 1st & 3rd floor. 3rd fl had salsa & Latin music, 1st fl had jazz. You can buy drinks such as wine, beer & LI ice teas. They have a cafe with food and drinks. It’s a very big museum with a lot of exhibits. Going on right now there is a spike Lee exhibition & much more! On an event day like today we did not pay entrance. If you take the train it leaves you in front of the museum.

The Brooklyn Museum, also known as The Brooklyn Museum of Art, is an art museum located in Brooklyn, New York. With just over 1.5 million works of art and hundreds of thousands of square feet, The Brooklyn Museum is the third largest museum in all of New York City, making it a highly sought-after tourist attraction and one of the best museums in Brooklyn and best museums in NYC to visit.

The art within The Brooklyn Museum exhibits embodies various world cultures and their artistic heritage. The Brooklyn Museum of Art is mainly known for its African art, Egyptian art, and paintings from the 17th to the 20th century. Famous artists on display include Norman Rockwell, Edward Hopper, Edgar Degas, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Mark Rothko to name a few. #fivestarcalifornia 🌻

Spike Lee exhibit was DOPE! Spent a rainy day walking around and enjoying my first trip to this museum. The Africa fashions exhibit was also top tier.

Loved visiting the museum. So interesting and beautiful. From Early American to Modern and current exhibition is awesome. Great place to visit and enjoy a bite to eat in or out in the garden. Everyone is courteous and helpful. Plan to become a member to lend ongoing support for the arts. ❤

Such a wonderful place to spend the weekend. The music was amazing and the exhibits were spectacular. There was so much to see! I was thankful for the strategic placement of seating throughout the museum; to rest from so much walking.

Loved this expansive museum with a broad selection of exhibits - mostly euro-centric but with newer exhibits covering modern and contemporary culture as well!

Great modern museum with a lovely classics collection. Nice area to snack. Entry fee is a voluntary donation.

I have been going to this museum since childhood
Great place to learn, and I enjoy First Saturday. The best fun and culturally diverse experience

Went to the Dean's Giants exhibit. Had lunch on the steps from a street vendor and went to artland within the museum for interactive fun with my son.

Such a beautiful environment. I enjoy this place every time I visit. It is modern,classy and huge. Floating around all day is a joy. I attended The Dior exhibit and it was the best! These are more recent photos from an exhibit regarding Black artist.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Brooklyn Museum. There are many wonderful pieces of art and artifacts of various cultures that help weave a story of various cultures and peoples. Out of all the many exhibits I found two that touched my soul, posted with this review.

I went to the exhibition of Monet to Morisot.
Highly appreciated the curators that tried to make a collection of the famous artist in Impressiont period to gather in this exhibtion.

It is easy to understand the message from the exhibtion. The layout is not complicated. Go with the flow and you could finished this one around 1 hr.

Absolutely marvelous museum and a great place to go if you're visiting NYC and want to get out of Manhattan for an afternoon! While not as large as some of the bigger museums in the city this place still can take a few hours to properly go through! The building is absolutely beautiful and the exhibits are all very well designed with detailed descriptions of each piece when possible. Highly recommend getting the combo museum & garden pass which gets you into the botanical gardens next door!

Always has thought provoking, beautiful, and memorable exhibitions. And seeing the dinner party in real life was incomparable. Don’t miss the Africa Fashion show. Beautiful!

Overall, it was an amazing experience, especially since admission was "pay as you wish" (except for special exhibitions).

The museum's extensive collection spans many different eras and cultures, from ancient Egypt to contemporary art. The building itself is beautiful and spacious, with plenty of room to explore and take in the exhibits. The exhibits feature current events, artifacts, and incredible works of art from all over the world. Visitors can expect a lot of walking, but it's worth it to see the art everywhere, from the entrance to even in the parking lot. It was an absolutely fantastic and informative experience.

I highly recommend visiting the Brooklyn Museum. It's a true gem in the heart of Brooklyn and a wonderful way to spend a day exploring art and culture.

My family and I had such a fun experience when visiting The Brooklyn museum. There were such beautiful pieces of art that were on display and physical pieces. The environment was so peaceful and refreshing. Really a fun time here. The entry fee was free and it was family friendly. It wasn’t too crowded in the area but there was a good amount of people.

I highly recommend this! There's so much to learn about different cultures and traditions! It was absolutely amazing experience that I had to do it twice! I love how they constantly changing things around so it be different every visit! Oh, if you're worrying about parking, it's behind of the building and I paid $15 for about two and a half hours.

First time attending First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum and it was lit! Music, like 2 live bands and a DJ! Food. Drinks. Merchandise. Good looking crowd. And I even got to see some art! Great night!

Went to see the Spike Lee exhibit. It was amazing. Misses The Book of Hov exhibit. But seeing the Celebration of Spike Lee's Accomplishments was an easy TOP substitute. Well Done!