· Discover out of the ordinary, thought-provoking works of art and design, many of them made by hand.
· Learn how artists are expanding the materials and techniques for artmaking—using everything from clay · and textiles to paper, glass, found objects, and more.
· Meet New York City artists working on site in MAD’s Artist Studios. View works in progress and gain firsthand insights into the creative process.
· Channel the inspiration found in our galleries into your own work of art!
· Shop The Store at MAD, one of the city’s most beloved museum shops generously stocked with one-of-kind gifts from independent makers, artist-made jewelry, and more.

What’s on at MAD:
• Explore the exuberant, imaginative worlds of twin artists Nikolai and Simon Haas in the Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley. The exhibition features 85 fantastical hybrid creatures, algorithmically generated landscapes, and meticulously hand-built ceramics.
• Enter Alice Riehl’s Porcelain Florilegium—an installation of the artist’s fragile, luminous, and enduring porcelain wall murals inspired by botanical imagery through the ages.
• Described as “couture for the sky,” artist Hai-Wen Lin’s textured textiles and sculptural kites soar high above the earth; up close, they reveal delicate details like beads and feathers, creating work that is both deeply intimate and cosmically expansive.
• For a full list of exhibitions, visit our exhibitions webpage.

Know Before You Go:
• Admission Hours: Ticket holders may enter the Museum anytime during open hours. The Museum is open from 10 AM – 6 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Thursday hours are from 12 PM – 8 PM. MAD is closed on Mondays.
• A few times during the year, MAD closes certain galleries to the general public to install new exhibitions or for special events. Please check MAD’s exhibitions page to explore what’s on view.
• Free Admission for Kids: Children under 12 get in free with a paying adult.