Neue Galerie New York
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosNew York, United States11-50 Employees
Neue Galerie New York is a small museum in New York City focused on early twentieth-century German and Austrian art and design. Its galleries span two exhibition floors, with rotating temporary exhibitions on third-floor spaces that accompany the permanent collection, which centers on Vienna around 1900. The collection explores the dialogue between fine arts and the decorative arts, bringing together works by Klimt, Schiele, Kokoschka, and other leading figures, alongside Wiener Werkstätte objects and related modern designers and architects. Neue Galerie was conceived by art dealer Serge Sabarsky and philanthropist Ronald S. Lauder, and Lauder continued the project after Sabarsky's death in 1996. Based in New York City, the institution is described as a small to mid-sized cultural organization. A 2026 report notes a planned partnership with the Metropolitan Museum of Art that would, by 2028, result in the integration of Neue Galerie into the Met.