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Special Announcement: Temporary Museum Hours: Friday, 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 12:00 to 6:00 p.m.
The Museum maintains the nation's largest and most comprehensive collection of artifacts relating to the art, history, and technology of the moving image—one of the most important collections of its kind in the world.
BOOK YOUR TICKET TO VISIT THE MUSEUM (CURRENTLY AVAILABLE THROUGH NOVEMBER 28, 2021). Currently due to limited Museum hours, the Free Friday Nights program in not being offered. The Museum is participating in the New York public library systems's CulturePass program. Find out more here. Screenings & Events
Jan 2, 2022 · Embracing a wide range of subjects, from nineteenth century optical toys to the latest in digital art, the Museum explores every phase of the production, promotion, and exhibition of moving images.
Minutes away from Midtown Manhattan by subway or car, the Museum is located on the campus of the historic Kaufman Astoria Studios. Parking Nearby discounted parking is available for Museum patrons.
Aug 1, 2019 · See It Big! 70mm, the Museum's annual celebration of large-format films, returns this August. Widescreen films for wide-eyed audiences, these seven titles demand to be seen as big as possible, and on the enduring 70mm format that offers astonishing detail and vibrancy.
Nov 19–Feb 27, 2022 Exhibition Behind the Screen Ongoing Exhibit Icons: Framing Images of Black… Ongoing Exhibit An Act of Seeing: Barry Jenkin… Ongoing Exhibit Creatures from the Land of Thr…
The Museum maintains the nation's largest and most comprehensive collection of artifacts relating to the art, history, and technology of the moving image—one of the most important collections of its kind in the world.
In accordance with the Key to NYC mandate, visitors (ages 5–11) must show proof of at least one vaccination shot. And, as of December 27, visitors ages 12+ must show proof of full vaccination to gain entry into the Museum. Adults (ages 18+) must also present photo ID.
Since its opening in 1988, Museum of the Moving Image has been recognized as a major, internationally reputed institution and the only museum in the United States dedicated to exploring the art, history, and technology of the moving image.
