#visitor experience

We love seeing our visitors conduct themselves adorably! Stop by today and draw inspiration from the Museum, both inside and out, then share your favorite moments with us using #mybkm—you may end up on our feed!

I won't name and shame, but in this Brussels based museum the loos really REALLY didn't match the rest of the building.

I took this photo so I could show it to our own staff, as a prime example of "this may be the final impression a visitor takes away"

Have you had a Pindell Moment yet? Absorb Howardena Pindell’s complex abstract paintings in We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85 and share your experience with us using #mybkm and you may end up on our feed.

You still have time to immerse yourself in Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern. See it before July 23 and be sure to share your visit with us using #mybkm and you may end up on our feed! 

Only one week left to see Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern. See it before July 23 and be sure to share your matchy-matchy moments with us using #mybkm—you may end up on our feed!

Visiting the Brooklyn Museum? Share your new family portraits with us using #mybkm and you may end up on our feeds!

Tonight, every 25th user of our ASK Brooklyn Museum app gets a free drink on us! #AskBKM allows you to chat about art (in real time!) with our team of art historians, who can give you tips on what not to miss during your visit. For free! Available on the App Store and Google Play; download link in our bio. Tonight’s special offer is valid 5pm-11pm, includes one glass of wine, beer, or alcohol-free beverage of your choice. 🤔🍷

That's a really funny sketch from New Kingdom Egypt! Though the exact origin of this imagery is not known, scholars' best guess is that the cat serving the mouse scene comes from a fable that was popular during the 19th or 20th Dynasty. It think it's a fun departure from the typically programmatic Egyptian artwork in the galleries.

Have a question on your next visit at the Museum? Download our ASK app and ask away.