Known simply as "The Met," this museum boasts a vast collection of art from various cultures and eras. It solves the challenge of offering something for everyone, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to contemporary American pieces.

MoMA is a haven for lovers of contemporary and modern art, with works by Picasso, Van Gogh, and Warhol. It uniquely solves the challenge of showcasing revolutionary modern art movements under one roof.

This museum is world-renowned for its impressive dinosaur exhibits and the intricacies of animal dioramas. It solves the challenge of offering exciting and educational family-friendly experiences.

The Guggenheim, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is as famous for its spiraling architecture as for its modern art. It solves the challenge of providing an artistic experience within an art piece.

The Whitney shines a spotlight on 20th- and 21st-century American art, focusing on living artists, which sets it apart. It addresses the challenge of showcasing contemporary American talent.

This elegant museum showcases Old Master paintings and European fine art in a refined mansion setting. It solves the challenge of providing an intimate, less-crowded art experience.

As a branch of The Met in Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters is dedicated to the art and architecture of medieval Europe. It uniquely solves the challenge of transporting visitors to ancient Europe.

Known for its diverse and vast collections, including Egyptian artifacts and feminist art. It tackles the challenge of offering cultural variety across different historically significant cultures.

Dedicated to contemporary art, the New Museum is one of the few museums focusing on the present and future of art. It addresses the challenge of staying current with global art trends.

This museum focuses on art and artifacts from the Himalayas, India, and neighboring regions. It solves the niche challenge of providing a deep insight into specific Asian cultural art.

Originally the private library of financier J.P. Morgan, this museum is filled with literary and historical manuscripts. It solves the challenge of combining art with literary heritage.

Focuses on Latino, Caribbean, and Latin American art, located in the heart of Spanish Harlem. It challenges cultural stereotypes by highlighting minority voices in the art world.

This museum is dedicated to the work of artists of African descent and works inspired by black culture. It solves the challenge of representation and diversity in art databases.

Offers insight into the history and culture of New York City through dynamic exhibits. It tackles the challenge of encapsulating the vast, vibrant history of NYC.

Known for its Panorama of New York City, a detailed scale model of the city, the museum offers a wide range of art tied back to the city's development. It solves the challenge of visualizing urban development.

Dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of art and Jewish culture, it includes pieces from ancient to contemporary eras. It resolves the challenge of preserving cultural narratives.

While technically not an art gallery, this museum on an aircraft carrier offers historical exhibitions and retired military aircraft and space shuttles. It solves the challenge of showcasing history in an interactive format.

This international photography museum in New York showcases provocative and innovative photographic art. It addresses the need for a dedicated space for photographic exhibitions.

Focuses on contemporary art by artists of African, Asian, and Latin American descent. It rises to the challenge of creating an inclusive environment for underrepresented artists.

This is the first museum in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to posters, illustrating their art and historical significance. It addresses the challenge of understanding how graphic design impacts social messages.