Our guided group tours inspire teams, clients, colleagues, and special guests to “think outside the shoe box” about design innovation and human excellence.
Book a private tour of Nike: Form Follows Motion and enjoy an exclusive, in-depth walkthrough with the exhibition curator or an expert guide. MAD private tours are creative learning experiences designed to get people talking, sharing perspectives, and connecting on a personal level.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Get up close with Nike design rarities and learn how the brand’s creative partnerships with sports legends spur innovation.
Hear the stories behind rarely seen archival prototypes, sketches and cultural ephemera showing Nike evolution from the sports arena into music, fashion and street culture.
Step inside a bold installation of epic Nike collabs with fashion icons, music stars, elite athletes, and many more trailblazers in the Nike universe.
Tour length is approximately one hour with time for Q&A and informal discussion.
GROUP SIZE
Tours can accommodate up to 25 people. Groups larger than 25 are encouraged to book more than one tour session.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
An exclusive tour of the exhibition, plus general admission to all museum galleries.
PRICING
Tour with the exhibition curator (10 tickets minimum)
$500/10 tickets, + $50 per additional ticket
$460/10 tickets, + $46 per additional ticket (nonprofit rate)
Tour with an expert guide (10 tickets minimum)
$350/10 tickets, + $35 per additional ticket
$310/10 tickets + $31 per additional ticket (nonprofit rate)
Premium tour packages
Gift tour participants the exhibition’s official catalog, displayed in a striking, limited-edition slip case illustrated by Nike collaborator and world-renowned graffiti artist Faust.
Schedule your tour before or after museum hours to give guests an intimate, exclusive experience of the exhibition without the crowds.
All premium tour pricing provided on request. Please contact tours@madmuseum.org
MAD Members Gallery level and above receive a 10 percent discount.
Nike: Form Follows Motion is organized by Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany, and is curated by Glenn Adamson and assistant curator Marcella Hanika with exhibition design by JA Projects and graphic design by Daniel Streat, Visual Fields.
The exhibition is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
