野口記念館

The minimalist museum in Long Island City was designed and opened in 1985 by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi to house his own sculptures, designs, and drawings. It’s an industrial building turned gallery, and the interior garden has ivy-clad walls that set off Noguchi’s stone and metal sculptures. The effect is peaceful and serene. If you’re bringing kids, time your visit to catch one of their family programs, such as Art for Families and Art for Tots. Sundays, you can make art together with your kids.