Rubin Museum of Art 150 West 17th Street, Manhattan, New York 10011

"Beautiful and peaceful museum on art from the Himalayas. Enjoyed the interactive approach in some exhibits, letting visitors experience sounds and fragrances."

"Wonderful museum in the beautiful Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. I believe the theme of exhibits is typically based on Asia. When I visited there were Tibetan art and a fascinating death related exhibition. The building has a spiral staircase at the center and I would recommend starting from the top and walking downwards. Apart from their own, the museum also supports memberships like ICOM."

"Very interesting Tibetan art was on exhibition. Great vibe in the museum as well. Not crowded at all on Friday night."

"The building and neighborhood are lovely. The art is ok, it’s a bit repetitive and there actually isn’t much of it. The subject matter just didn’t excite me. It reminds me of medieval art because every painting/sculpture has a religious context and you see a lot of the same motifs over and over. It’s just not my taste I suppose. There are also only 4 toilets in the whole museum which is a little odd. They do have a nice big cafe with lots of space to sit, which could be good for working."