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    Admission and Accessibility



    Admission to SculptureCenter is free of charge.

    Hours:
    Thursday–Monday, 12pm–6pm
    Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays

    Visiting SculptureCenter

    Public Transportation


    The closest subway stations are Court Square (E, M, G, 7), Queens Plaza (E, M, R), and Queensboro Plaza (7, N, W). The closest ADA accessible subway stations are the E/M/R at Queens Plaza and the 7 at Court Sq. B62, Q39, Q67, and Q100 buses equipped with wheelchair lifts stop between 44th Drive and Orchard Street on Jackson Avenue. More information about accessible public transit is available here.

    NYC Ferry offers routes with stops at Long Island City, Gantry Plaza State Park, and Hunters Point South.

    For Visitors with Limited Mobility


    SculptureCenter is accessible via the main entrance located on Purves Street.

    A standard wheelchair is available from the Visitor Service desk on a first-come, first-served basis.

    The elevator is located in the lobby. Both the ground floor and lower level are accessible for people using mobility aids or those who prefer to avoid stairs.

    For Visitors who Have Low Vision


    Large print gallery guides and floor maps are available at the Visitor Services desk.

    Lighting levels in the galleries may be low depending on the requirements of the artwork display.

    Bathrooms


    All public restrooms are single user/all-gender and are accessible facilities.

    Service Animals


    Service animals on a leash are welcome. Other animals are not permitted.

    For Visitors Who Are Deaf or Have Hearing Loss


    American Sign Language interpretation is available for most public programs with at least two weeks' advance notice. Please contact info@sculpture-center.org or call 718.361.1750.

    Gallery Policies

    Photography


    SculptureCenter allows photography so that visitors can document and share their experiences. We do not allow photography that we deem disrespectful to our exhibitions or to our function as a place that showcases the work of contemporary artists.

    Photography must be for personal, noncommercial use only. Professional cameras, tripods, and extension poles are not permitted. Video and the use of flash is not allowed. Photoshoots of any kind are prohibited.

    Personal Belongings


    Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, backpacks, suitcases, or large bags are not permitted in the galleries.