Free admission in New York City.
Visiting Dia During COVID-19
Dia Bridgehampton is now open to the public.
Dia Beacon is now open to the public. Admission to Dia Beacon is by advance reservation only. Timed tickets for the months of October and November are available to the public here.
The Broken Kilometer is now open to the public. Admission to The Broken Kilometer is by advance reservation only. Timed reservations are available to the public here.
The New York Earth Room is now open to the public. Admission to The New York Earth Room is by advance reservation only. Timed reservations are available to the public here.
To find out more about Dia’s new opening hours, ticketing, and health and safety protocols please visit this page.
Featured Exhibitions
Upcoming Public Programs
Featured Digital Programming
MV Carbon
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Jennie C. Jones
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Sam Falls
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Allen Ruppersberg: The New Five-Foot Shelf
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Susan Hiller, Dream Screens
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Lyle Ashton Harris and Rico Washington
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Glenn Ligon, Annotations
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Sue Tompkins, My Kind Book
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Robert Smithson’s Record Collection
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Liliana Porter, Rehearsal
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Jessica Bell Brown and Eric N. Mack on Sam Gilliam
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Senga Nengudi on Joan Jonas
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Donna De Salvo and Yasmil Raymond on Donald Judd
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Jill Magid on Chantal Akerman
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Locations & Sites
Dia Beacon
3 Beekman Street Beacon, New York
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Dia Chelsea
537 West 22nd Street New York City
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Dia Bridgehampton
23 Corwith Avenue Bridgehampton, New York
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Walter De Maria, The Lightning Field
Western New Mexico
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Walter De Maria, The Broken Kilometer
393 West Broadway New York City
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Walter De Maria, The New York Earth Room
141 Wooster Street New York City
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Robert Smithson, Spiral Jetty
Great Salt Lake, Utah
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Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels
Great Basin Desert, Utah
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Walter De Maria, The Vertical Earth Kilometer
Friedrichsplatz Park
Kassel, Germany
Joseph Beuys, 7000 Oaks
West 22nd Street between and including 10th and 11th Avenues
New York City
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Max Neuhaus, Times Square
Triangular pedestrian island located at Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets
New York City
