Best time to visit
Arrive within the first hour of opening for the shortest queues and best photo light.
The Noguchi Museum
Last reviewed June 2026 by James Morgan. AI-assisted, human-edited. Our editorial standards
About The Noguchi Museum
Experience Isamu Noguchi's sculpture in the Queens museum he designed himself.
Designed by Isamu Noguchi and opened in 1985, this Long Island City museum presents the sculptor's work across a renovated industrial building and an outdoor garden.
What you'll see and do - See Noguchi's signature stone sculptures alongside works in metal, wood, and other materials - Trace his artistic evolution and his philosophy of integrating art into daily life, including furniture and stage set designs - Move between naturally lit indoor galleries and the open-air sculpture garden as he intended - Linger in a tranquil, thoughtfully curated landscape that serves as a quiet oasis in the city
Attraction Details
Facilities
- Toilets
- Gift Shop
- Baby Changing
- Food Options
- Parking
- Pushchair Friendly
- Wheelchair Friendly
Events at The Noguchi Museum
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Who it's for
All ages
Getting there
Onsite or nearby parking available at 9-01 33rd Rd.
Pro tip
Pack snacks, refillable water bottles and a portable charger to keep the day running smoothly.
Directions
The Noguchi Museum
9-01 33rd Rd, Queens, NY 11106
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Last updated 6/23/2026
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