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Park Avenue Armory
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Time Out says
This New York City landmark houses a series of 16 period rooms from the late 19th century, designed by such luminaries as Louis Comfort Tiffany and the Herter Brothers. The Armory has been transformed into one of the city's premier alternative spaces for showing art; the beauty of this historical setting allows for interesting visual contrast with the series of contemporary projects commissioned by the nonprofit arts organization.
Details
- Address
- 643 Park Ave
- New York
- 10065
- Cross street:
- between 66th and 67th Sts
- Transport:
- Subway: F to Lexington Ave–63rd St; 6 to 68th St–Hunter College
- Price:
- $15, seniors, students and groups of eight or more $12
- Opening hours:
- Tue–Thu 1–7:30pm; Fri 1–10pm; Sat, Sun noon–7pm
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What’s on
The Armory Show
New York’s art world is once again descending on the Javits Center for The Armory Show, the annual art fair where you can spend an afternoon contemplating cutting-edge masterpieces before realizing just how expensive your taste is. Galleries from around the world gather for a sprawling showcase of modern and contemporary work, and emerging artists share the spotlight with established names. It’s a reliable reminder that in New York, even looking at art can feel like a competitive sport.
Single-day admission to the show will run you $60. But visitiors can also sign up for a guided tour ($35), the Friday night after-hours party ($55), multi-day passes ($182) or a nighttime slot ($50). Students and seniors receive a discounted rate of $35. If you're really into the experience, you can buy an Armory Insider ticket for $500. That ultimate package gives you access to exclusive events around NYC, knowledge from from art professionals and more.
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