The Rubin Museum of Art is a museum dedicated to the collection, display, and preservation of the art and cultures of the Himalayas, India and neighboring regions, with a permanent collection focused particularly on Tibetan art. Address: 150 W 17th St, New York, NY 10011 Hours: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Sun Saturday11AM–6PMSunday11AM–6PMMonday(Martin Luther King Jr. Day)11AM–5PMHoliday hoursTuesdayClosedWednesday11AM–9PMThursday11AM–5PMFriday11AM–10PMSuggest an edit Unable to add this file. Please check that it is a valid photo. Founded: October 2, 2004 Function: Museum Phone: (212) 620-5000Website: : Category: : : : : Place name: : Website: http://rubinmuseum.org/ Category: Art museum Suggest an editUnable to add this file. Please check that it is a valid photo. Unable to add this file. Please check that it is a valid photo. Exhibitions  FeedbackA Lost Future Shezad Dawood/The Otolith Group/Matti BraunUntil Feb 4, 2019 On nowIn the Otolith Group’s transtemporal consideration of modernity in urban India, the narrator questions, “Why do Indian artists produce so little science fiction?” The reply: “Satyajit Ray’s film The Alien would have rendered this question void. It is this emptiness that allows a nostalgia for a lost future.” The three…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Masterworks Of Himalayan ArtUntil Mar 25, 2019 On nowMasterworks, a regularly changing exhibition at the Rubin, explores major strands in the development of Himalayan art, covering a period of over one thousand years, and presents regional artistic traditions in their broad cultural, geographic, historical, and stylistic contexts. The 2017 iteration of this exhibition dr…rubinmuseum.org$19.00View full exhibits scheduleRubin Museum of ArtMuseum in New York City, New YorkExhibits On now This weekend This monthThis weekendJanuaryA Lost Future Shezad Dawood/The Otolith Group/Matti BraunUntil Feb 4, 2019 On nowIn the Otolith Group’s transtemporal consideration of modernity in urban India, the narrator questions, “Why do Indian artists produce so little science fiction?” The reply: “Satyajit Ray’s film The Alien would have rendered this question void. It is this emptiness that allows a nostalgia for a lost future.” The three…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Masterworks Of Himalayan ArtUntil Mar 25, 2019 On nowMasterworks, a regularly changing exhibition at the Rubin, explores major strands in the development of Himalayan art, covering a period of over one thousand years, and presents regional artistic traditions in their broad cultural, geographic, historical, and stylistic contexts. The 2017 iteration of this exhibition dr…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Gateway To Himalayan ArtUntil May 13, 2019 On nowGateway to Himalayan Art introduces visitors to the main forms, concepts, and meanings of Himalayan art represented in our collection. A large multimedia map orients the visitors and highlights cultural regions of a diverse Himalayan cultural sphere that includes parts of present day India, China, Nepal, Bhutan, and Mo…rubinmuseum.org$19.00The Tibetan Buddhist Shrine RoomUntil Sep 16, 2019 On now“I love to stop in and sit by the Shrine Room, even if it’s just for 15 minutes.” “The Shrine Room sets the stage for quiet contemplation of the rest of the Museum.” “Stepping into the Shrine Room is a moment to reconnect to our inner selves and remember our humanity.” “Coming in from the New York City streets, it i…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Shrine Room Projects: Wishes And OfferingsUntil Sep 16, 2019 On nowWhen a person makes an offering they often have a specific thought or aspiration in mind, implying an intention as well as a wish. In Shrine Room Projects: Wishes and Offerings, contemporary works by Tsherin Sherpa and Charwei Tsai reflect sacred sites, objects, and practices, complementing the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine …rubinmuseum.org$19.00Coming soonThe Power Of Intention Reinventing The (Prayer) WheelMar 1, 2019 - Oct 14, 2019We may not think of intentions as sources of power, but our intentions define the quality of any action. We can use our intentions to empower us to create positive change for ourselves and others. Inspired by Tibetan prayer wheels, The Power of Intention: Reinventing the (Prayer) Wheel brings together select examples o…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Faith and Empire: Art and Politics in Tibetan BuddhismMar 1, 2019 - Jul 15, 2019How do political leaders rise to power? What gives them the right to rule? In some governments today, we imagine power comes from the democratic consent of the people. In other systems, power can manifest through sheer might alone or could be transferred through religious mandate. The force of religion to claim politic…rubinmuseum.org$19.00Prices displayed are maximum known list price without fees. Other rates may apply.Stories from the collectionNepal, Then and NowRubin Museum of ArtGoogle Arts & CultureHonoring Nepal: People, Places, ArtRubin Museum of ArtGoogle Arts & Culture(function(){google.sc=google.sc||{};google.sc.init=function(b,e,n,f,p,q){if((b=document.getElementById(b))&&(0!=b.offsetWidth||0!=b.offsetHeight)){var h=b.querySelector("div"),k=h.querySelector("div"),c=0,g=h.scrollWidth-h.offsetWidth;if(0 Questions & answers Ask a question Q: Is the museum worth the $15 price tag?A: Well in my humble opinion...Yes! The museum is open to all. It has a cafe at the entrance and a book store. Once you leave that space and wander up the stair case or elevator, you begin the ascent to the riches of the Ancient Asian world. A world of sculpture, drawn art, paintings and philosophies. A great deal of interaction with various exhibits and a great learning experience by far. The museum offers a lot and is a great place to share and recieve knowledge and wisdom. (11 more answers)See all questions (12)

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