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MoMA The Museum of Modern Art The Museum of Modern Art connects people from around the world to the art of our time. Sun–Fri, 10:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Sat, 10:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

We aspire to be a catalyst for experimentation, learning, and creativity, a gathering place for all, and a home for artists and their ideas. Monday mornings from 10:30 a.m. are reserved exclusively for members and their guests. Free admission for New York City residents on the first Friday evening of every month, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., is made possible by UNIQLO. The Museum is closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Plan your visit → mo.ma/tickets

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“We’re all wall and no wall at all.” Weaving together narratives in which sound, architecture, and politics intersect, L...
03/17/2023

“We’re all wall and no wall at all.” Weaving together narratives in which sound, architecture, and politics intersect, Lawrence Abu Hamdan invokes this phrase in an audio-visual essay that contemplates our contradictory relationship to borders and privacy.

Abu Hamdan practices what he calls “forensic listening” by documenting and analyzing sound using video, installation, and live performance. Through his monologues, the artist becomes a conduit for the discoveries and connections he has made through his extensive research.

In “Walled Unwalled,” the artist cites legal cases that hinged on auditory evidence collected through physical barriers, as well as the story of survivors of the Syrian regime’s Saydnaya military prison.

Adapted uniquely for MoMA’s Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Studio, the work is presented alongside three live performances by the artist that highlight the capacity for sound to exonerate or incriminate. Learn more and get tickets to the performances → mo.ma/40ahrAp

This project is presented in conjunction with “Signals: How Video Transformed the World.”

Media and Performance at MoMA is made possible by Hyundai Card (현대카드).


Lawrence Abu Hamdan. “Walled Unwalled.” 2018. High-definition video (color, sound; 20:04 min.), glass, and painted wood. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Acquired through the generosity of Elie Khouri. Installation view, “The Sound of Screens Imploding,” Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement, 2018, Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, Geneva, Switzerland. © 2022 Lawrence Abu Hamdan, courtesy Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, Geneva and Maureen Paley, London

03/17/2023
UNIQLO ArtSpeaks: Henri Matisse’s Dance (I)

“What really struck me was Matisse’s journey from mastering all the academic skills to unlearning everything to create his own art.”

In our latest UNIQLO ArtSpeaks, curator Eana Kim examines Henri Matisse’s iconic expression of pleasure and joy in “Dance (I).”

Watch the full video on MoMA’s YouTube → mo.ma/3ToI16I

See “Dance (I)” in Gallery 506: Henri Matisse

UNIQLO USA is MoMA’s proud partner of .


Henri Matisse. “Dance (I).” Paris, Boulevard des Invalides, early 1909. Gift of Nelson A. Rockefeller in honor of Alfred H. Barr, Jr. © 2023 Succession H. Matisse / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Pop art for your wrist! We just launched a special collaboration with Swatch that celebrates the 100th anniversary of ar...
03/16/2023

Pop art for your wrist! We just launched a special collaboration with Swatch that celebrates the 100th anniversary of artist Roy Lichtenstein’s birth. These two styles feature details of iconic artworks from our collection.

Shop the collection at MoMA Design Store → mo.ma/swatch


[1] Roy Lichtenstein. “Reverie from 11 Pop Artists, Volume II.” 1965, published 1966. Publisher: Original Editions, New York. Printer: Knickerbocker Machine & Foundry Inc., New York. Gift of Original Editions [2] Image courtesy Swatch

Last chance! Discover the craft and collaboration of Guillermo del Toro's Oscar award winning film in a behind-the-scene...
03/15/2023

Last chance! Discover the craft and collaboration of Guillermo del Toro's Oscar award winning film in a behind-the-scenes exhibition on view through April 15.

In , experience being on a movie set and see first-hand how an international team of designers, craftspeople, and animation artists in Portland, Oregon, and Guadalajara, Mexico, worked collaboratively on Pinocchio Movie to realize del Toro’s vision.

🎟️ Step into the world of the wooden boy → mo.ma/deltoro


!Quedan pocos días! Descubre el trabajo de diseño de la película de Guillermo del Toro ganadora del Oscar en una exposición detrás de cámaras. La podrás ver hasta el 15 de abril.

En vive la experiencia de estar en un estudio de filmación y conoce de primera mano cómo el equipo internacional de diseñadores, artesanos y artistas de animación de Portland, Oregón y Guadalajara (México) colaboraron en Pinocchio Movie para darle vida a la visión de del Toro.

🎟️ Entrar en el mundo del niño de madera → mo.ma/es-deltoro


Installation views of “Guillermo del Toro: Crafting Pinocchio”

“It is not the medium that counts, it is what you see in it and what you do with it.” — Louise NevelsonBorn in Ukraine, ...
03/14/2023

“It is not the medium that counts, it is what you see in it and what you do with it.” — Louise Nevelson

Born in Ukraine, artist Louise Nevelson was raised in Maine and moved to New York City in 1920 where she pursued formal training in artmaking. In the early 1940s, she began making assemblages, filling her studio space with materials that she salvaged from the surrounding neighborhood, favoring wood because it was an inexpensive and readily available resource.

To make this sculpture called “Sky Cathedral,” she filled open boxes with wooden pieces she found on the street, including chair backs and furniture legs, and scraps from old buildings. She painted everything black and stacked the boxes on top of one another.

Despite the uniformity of its color, Nevelson’s work offers us a lot to see. There are crevices and shadows, hairline cracks and rough grain, as well as objects that are easily recognizable and others that seem eerily familiar.

See Nevelson’s sculpture in Gallery 402: Fields and Figures, new on view → mo.ma/3kOUtjt


Louise Nevelson. “Sky Cathedral.” 1958. © 2023 Estate of Louise Nevelson / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mildwoff

03/13/2023

How can architecture foster collective memory?

The Public Member Spaces inside the headquarters of the 1199SEIU, the largest health-care workers union in the United States, gives us some clues.

Founded in 1932, the 1199SEIU actively campaigned for better labor conditions, fair wages, and against racial segregation.

The public spaces of their new headquartered, designed by Adjaye Associates, feature several enlarged black-and-white photographs from the union’s archive. These images document key moments from the union’s history of political engagement and its members’ participation in civil rights demonstrations over the decades.

“I wanted to unfold this incredible story of the SEIU throughout the public space as a kind of permanent gallery.” — David Adjaye

Learn more about this project in , a new exhibition showcasing 12 projects for public-facing spaces across New York City’s five boroughs. Plan your visit → mo.ma/architecturenow

Congratulations to all who worked on “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” on winning the Academy Award for Best Animated Fea...
03/13/2023

Congratulations to all who worked on “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” on winning the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature!

We want to recognize directors Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson and the team of over two hundred artists who made this incredible film possible.

Discover the craft and collaboration of the film in , a behind-the-scenes exhibition on view through April 15 at MoMA. Learn more and plan your visit → mo.ma/deltoro


Felicitaciones a todos los que han trabajado en “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” por ganar el Oscar a la mejor película de animación.

Queremos reconocer el gran talento de los directores Guillermo del Toro y Mark Gustafson y al equipo de más de doscientos artistas que han hecho posible esta increíble película.

Descubre el trabajo de diseño de la película en , una exposición detrás de cámaras que podrás ver hasta el 15 de abril en el MoMA. Infórmate y planifica tu visita → http://mo.ma/es-deltoro


Installation view of "Guillermo del Toro: Crafting Pinocchio."

Just a little more sleep, please...We don't love losing an hour of sleep but we do love getting more ☀️—spring is only a...
03/12/2023

Just a little more sleep, please...

We don't love losing an hour of sleep but we do love getting more ☀️—spring is only a week away!


Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky). "Sleeping Woman." 1929. Gift of James Thrall Soby. © 2022 Man Ray Trust / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris

“I’ve often framed AI as a kind of poison, one that we can use in a healing way or in a harmful way, depending on our ap...
03/11/2023

“I’ve often framed AI as a kind of poison, one that we can use in a healing way or in a harmful way, depending on our approach.” — K. Allado-McDowell

The acclaimed writer and founder of Google’s Artists + Machine Intelligence program asks: what if we imagined a healing AI?

🔎 An explained! First coined by John McCarthy in 1955 as “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines,” Artificial Intelligence or AI is the ability for humans to utilize code to create machine systems that are capable of executing tasks and making decisions that typically require human intelligence.

→ On , Allado-McDowell reflects on AI and creativity. Read more → mo.ma/3mwlzfB
→ See Refik Anadol’s installation “Unsupervised,” which uses artificial intelligence to interpret and transform more than two hundred years of art at MoMA, on view now → mo.ma/anadol


Image courtesy of K Allado-McDowell ()

“The most pleasurable thing in the world is to see something, and then to translate how I see it.” — Ellsworth KellyOver...
03/11/2023

“The most pleasurable thing in the world is to see something, and then to translate how I see it.” — Ellsworth Kelly

Over his seven-decade-long career, artist Ellsworth Kelly committed himself to studying line, form, and color.

His works feature economic lines, reduced geometries, and uninterrupted planes of color. They appear strikingly simple, deceptively concealing the effort and experimentation involved in producing them.

The artist’s unique vision was fueled by his observations of the things around him, from a bird outside his window to the shadow cast by a balcony. For Kelly, careful looking was integral to understanding his works.

See two new presentations of ’s work, on view now:
🟧 “Ellsworth Kelly: A Centennial Celebration” in the Marron Family Atrium provides the rare chance to see “Sculpture for a Large Wall,” which Kelly made for the lobby of Philadelphia’s Transportation Building in 1957 → mo.ma/3HUZRKl
📔 “Gallery 416: Ellsworth Kelly’s Sketchbooks” offers a behind-the-scenes look at the artist’s unique process → mo.ma/3kZjSqd


Installation view of the exhibition “Ellsworth Kelly: A Centennial Celebration,” February 3, 2023 - June 11, 2023. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo: Emile Askey. Digital Image © 2023 The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Share your love of MoMA Membership! The best way to enjoy membership is with friends and family. If you’re a , refer a f...
03/09/2023

Share your love of MoMA Membership!

The best way to enjoy membership is with friends and family. If you’re a , refer a friend and they’ll receive $20 off their first year of Access membership or above. And for every friend that joins, you’ll receive a $20 MoMA Design Store gift card*.

Not a member? Send this to a friend who is and get a referral!

Log in to your MoMA Membership account and start sharing → mo.ma/login

*Exclusions apply, visit mo.ma/referral for Referral Terms and Conditions


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🎨 Tarsila do Amaral. “The Moon.” 1928. Gift of Joan H. Tisch (by exchange). © Tarsila do Amaral

“I became a feminist because I wanted to help my daughters, other women and myself aspire to something more than a place...
03/08/2023

“I became a feminist because I wanted to help my daughters, other women and myself aspire to something more than a place behind a good man.” — Faith Ringgold

Faith Ringgold’s collage “Woman Freedom Now,” made in the colors of the Pan-African Flag, inspired the artist’s posters, which were widely distributed at public meetings and spontaneous protests during the early 1970s. The design proved flexible, with different colors and words used to support a variety of causes.

See Ringgold’s work in Gallery 415: Divided States of America → mo.ma/3O3b3oK


Faith Ringgold. “Woman Freedom Now.” 1971. The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Endowment for Prints. © 2021 Faith Ringgold / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Celebrate our access programs with us! MoMA offers a variety of free programs to make the Museum accessible to all. This...
03/07/2023

Celebrate our access programs with us!

MoMA offers a variety of free programs to make the Museum accessible to all. This spring we are celebrating over 50 years of Touch Tours for visitors who are blind or have low vision.

Join us for Art inSight programming on Sunday, March 12:
→ Explore works from our collection with drop-in facilitated touch experiences and art making in our galleries.
→ Join us for in-person guided verbal description tours.
→ Listen to new recorded audio descriptions accessible online and in galleries using the Bloomberg Connects app.
→ Watch “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” in MoMA theaters with audio descriptions.

These programs are for visitors who are blind or have low vision and their guests. Admission is free, and pre registration is recommended. Learn more → mo.ma/3KGEeiX


[1-2] 📸 Martin Seck [3-4] Photos from the MoMA Archives

🗣️ Last call for Umar Rashid and Frieda Toranzo Jaeger!Closing March 13, these magical, colorful exhibitions are not to ...
03/07/2023

🗣️ Last call for Umar Rashid and Frieda Toranzo Jaeger!

Closing March 13, these magical, colorful exhibitions are not to be missed. Time travel back to a fictionalized history of New York in Umar Rashid's epic paintings, where American rappers join in battle with Yoruba deities and figures from ancient Egyptian cosmologies. Let Frieda Toranzo Jaeger's hand embroidered, hinged works transport you to a sci-fi future full of q***r joy and pleasure.

See "Umar Rashid: Ancien Regime Change 4, 5, and 6" and "Frieda Toranzo Jaeger: Autonomous Drive" before it's too late.

Admission is always free for New Yorkers! Learn more and plan your visit → momaps1.org/visit


[1] 📸 Marissa Alper [2] 📸 Steven Paneccasio [3-4] View of exhibition “Umar Rashid: Ancien Regime 4, 5 , 6” on view at MoMA PS1 from September 22, 2022 to March 13, 2023. Image courtesy MoMA PS1. Photo: Steven Paneccasio

03/06/2023

And the Oscar goes to… MoMA!

In 1979, a priceless, notoriously-difficult-to-obtain object was awarded to the Museum, one unlike any other in our collection.

This object was an Oscar, presented to MoMA at the 51st Academy Awards in recognition of the Museum’s “contributions to the public’s perception of movies as an art form.”

Here our Chief Curator of Film Rajendra Roy gives us a brief history of the awards, the Museum’s win, and what he’s most looking forward to for this year's ceremony.

🏆 Brush up on your Academy history before the this Sunday with our video “How To See: The Academy Awards” → mo.ma/3iwHfTr

🎥 Discover the craft and collaboration behind the Academy Award-nominated film “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” in , a behind-the-scenes exhibition on view at MoMA → mo.ma/deltoro

03/06/2023
An Evening with Colectivo los Ingrávidos

Spend an evening with the artists and filmmakers who have changed the way we think about the moving image.

invites artists to screen their work in an intimate setting, followed by a conversation that presents a unique opportunity for audiences to engage in dialogue with artists, curators, and other guests.

Join us for our March programs:
📽 An Evening with Colectivo los Ingrávidos: March 13
A sensorial and physical communal experience presented in conjunction with the Museum of the Moving Image on the occasion of the exhibition “Cinema of Sensations: The Never-Ending Screen of Val del Omar,” in which “Lumbreras (Luminaries),” a new commission by Colectivo los Ingrávidos, will be on view → mo.ma/3ZrrQXZ

📽 An Evening with Onyeka Igwe: March 20
A selection of the artist and filmmaker’s single-channel and expanded film works in conjunction with her MoMA PS1 exhibition “A Repertoire of Protest (No Dance, No Palaver)” → mo.ma/3Z7v1EI

🎟️ Learn more and get tickets → mo.ma/modernmondays


“El nido del sol.” 2021. Mexico. Directed by Colectivo Los Ingrávidos. Courtesy the filmmakers

“Hair is not just hair. Hair always carries so much weight. It would be lovely if it was just a form of expression, but ...
03/05/2023

“Hair is not just hair. Hair always carries so much weight. It would be lovely if it was just a form of expression, but as a Black person, you present differently. People may find it to be less beautiful. It’s less in line with the standards that have been set by the culture at large. And the way that you wear your hair—whether you are presentable enough, whether you seem unkempt to someone else—that can be a matter of life or death for you. But our hair, is truly beautiful.” — Lindsey Farrar

A few weeks before Solange released her highly anticipated album A Seat at the Table, Lindsey Farrar published the first issue of CRWNMAG, a publication dedicated to celebrating the diversity of Black women and the beauty of their natural hair textures.

But CRWNMAG is about more than hair. In Farrar’s own words, “It’s about the depth of representation.” Like the work of artists Ellen Gallagher and Hank Willis Thomas, CRWNMAG challenges the ways Black women’s bodies have been policed and limited.

: In a new 10-minute podcast episode, hear how Lindsay Farrar decided to “create the world that we want to see” by founding the first natural-hair magazine. Listen on → mo.ma/3YmhHLd


[1] Ellen Gallagher. “DeLuxe.” 2004–05. Acquired through the generosity of The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art and The Speyer Family Foundation, Inc. with additional support from the General Print Fund. © 2023 Ellen Gallagher and Two Palms Press [2] Lorna Simpson. “Wigs.” 1994. © 2023 Lorna Simpson. Purchased with funds given by Agnes Gund, Howard B. Johnson, and Emily Fisher Landau [3] Hank Willis Thomas. K**a Mama, K**a Binti (Like Mother, Like Daughter), 1971. 2008. © 2023 Hank Willis Thomas. Fund for the Twenty-First Century

03/05/2023

“Video is on our phones and our screens, shaping public opinion and creating new publics in turn, spreading memes and lies, evidence and fact, fervor and power, even stoking revolution. In other words, video is a means of politics and an agent of social change; it has transformed the world.” — Stuart Comer and Michelle Kuo

Now open! See : How Video Transformed the World, a major exhibition bringing together over six decades of media works from the , on view now. Over 70 key works reveal how artists have posed video as an agent of global change—from televised revolution to electronic democracy.

Learn more at mo.ma/signals.

The exhibition is made possible by Hyundai Card.

🛍️ Shop, earn, redeem. The MoMA Design Store Rewards program is here, with everyday perks for everyone!🎁 With this free ...
03/04/2023

🛍️ Shop, earn, redeem. The MoMA Design Store Rewards program is here, with everyday perks for everyone!

🎁 With this free program, you’ll get points with every purchase, early access to select designs, bonus birthday points and more. It’s Good Design, your way.

💥 Every 150 points gets you $5 towards your next purchase. Join now → mo.ma/rewards

🚆 The next stop is… Sunset Park!Home to sixty different nationalities, Sunset Park, Brooklyn is one of the most ethnical...
03/03/2023

🚆 The next stop is… Sunset Park!

Home to sixty different nationalities, Sunset Park, Brooklyn is one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in New York City. Also a well-known food hub, Sunset Park housed the first Chinatown in Brooklyn in the 1980s, adding Chinese cuisine and grocery stores to the Hispanic, Indian, Italian, and northern European markets already in the area.

Taking inspiration from this rich cultural history, artist Olalekan Jeyifous proposed “Made With Love,” a public art project for the elevated subway station at the intersection of 8th Avenue and 62nd Street.

Commissioned by the MTA, this work consists of 28 glass panels showcasing Sunset Park’s vibrant food scene and urban architecture, from dumplings and kebabs, to mailboxes and lampposts.

Learn more about this project in , a new exhibition showcasing 12 projects for public-facing spaces across New York City’s five boroughs. Learn more and plan your visit → mo.ma/architecturenow


Olalekan Jeyifous. “Made With Love.” 2017-20. Italian Ice. Photograph by Anthony Artis

UNIQLO NYC Nights is today from 4 – 8 pm! 🎟️ Free admission tickets for New Yorkers are still available. Get tickets → m...
03/03/2023

UNIQLO NYC Nights is today from 4 – 8 pm! 🎟️ Free admission tickets for New Yorkers are still available. Get tickets → mo.ma/nycnights

🎵 Listen to The Lot Radio spin tracks.
✏️ Get creative with drop-in drawing sessions.
🎟️ 🎥 Same-day film tickets are also free for New Yorkers. To get your ticket, visit our film desk after 4 pm today.
🛍️☕ Our stores and café will be open, too. Grab a bite in Cafe 2, enjoy a drink at The Modern, or shop for unique design objects from MoMA Design Store.

🗓️ Can’t make it? MoMA is staying open late on the first Friday of every month for an evening celebrating the art and the city that we all love. Mark your calendars!

UNIQLO USA is MoMA’s proud partner of .


¡UNIQLO NYC Nights será esta noche, en el horario de 4 a 8 p. m.! 🎟️ Las entradas gratuitas para los neoyorquinos aún están disponibles. Obtener boletos en → mo.ma/nycnights

Mira todo lo que puedes hacer…
🎵 Escucha las pistas giratorias de The Lot Radio.
✏️ Libera tu creatividad con sesiones de dibujo con entrada libre (no es necesario reservar).
🎟️ 🎥 Para los neoyorquinos las entradas al cine del mismo día son gratuitas. Para obtener tu boleto, visita nuestro taquilla del cine después de las 4 pm.
🛍️☕ Nuestras tiendas y cafetería también estarán abiertas. Prueba un pasabocas en nuestro Cafe 2; disfruta de una bebida en The Modern o compra objetos exclusivos de diseño en nuestra MoMA Design Store.

🗓️ ¿No puedes asistir durante el día?, no te preocupes, el primer viernes de cada mes, el MoMA permanece abierto hasta tarde. Aquí podrás vivir una velada que celebra el arte y la ciudad que todos amamos. ¡Programa tu calendario!

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