Now in our fifth decade, the Hirshhorn is a leading voice for contemporary art and culture and provides a national platform for the art and artists of our time. …See more
Another free, beautiful Smithsonian museum in dc. A modern building with modern interior designs and lots of modern piece of art. I like it very much. For us it takes about two hour to visit. We had… Full review by Alireza123
Jan 25, 2024
The Hirschorn has effectively ceased to exist as a museum of modern art. What you get now is relentless posturing on social virtue, a veritable curator Who is the Wokest of Them All. The "Art" is an … Full review by Kai C
Dec 6, 2023
A very disappointing museum. Jarring huge word art from Holzer follows you around on the ground floor, none of it witty or interesting. I could not find a single piece of art that had any merit. It w… Full review by DesmondJH
HI there, how and when do you get tickets. Are they only released the morning of?
A:
Actually the museum is open and free, but, if there is a special exhibit then the would set up a ticketing method online. Preference would be for "members" (i.e. donors) but the …
Actually the museum is open and free, but, if there is a special exhibit then the would set up a ticketing method online. Preference would be for "members" (i.e. donors) but the tickets are always ( I believe) free to the taxpaying public as the place is part of the Smithsonian (and run by the U.S. Government). European museums charge (a lot) but our DC museums run by the government are all free. Exceptions are those that are private (Newsmuseum, Spy Museum, etc.)