Is Doodling in Louise Lawler’s New Coloring Book the Best Quarantine Activity?
The conceptual photographer turns a format inside-out and in again...
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As New York and California Hospitals Face Critical Equipment Shortages, Museums and Schools Step Into the Breach
The Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, the Getty Museum, and others have donated face masks and gloves.
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Artist Chemi Rosado-Seijo Was Asked to Help Create a MoMA Audio Guide. He Let the Security Workers Do the Talking.
The artist's audio guides give a voice to the museum's workers.
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Dorothea Lange’s Photography Captured the Despair of a Country Divided by Inequality
Dorothea Lange's photographs speak volumes on their own. She produced many of her most recognizable images for the Farm Security Administration during and after the Great Depression: the last period…
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MoMA Lures Major Curatorial Talent from San Francisco for Top Photography Post
He will take up his post at the museum in June.
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MoMA to Park Cars in Sculpture Garden for ‘Automania’ Exhibition This Summer
This is one of the first times automobiles have been shown in the sculpture garden in several decades.
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With Big MoMA Retrospective Looming, New York Prepares for Donald Judd Mania
David Zwirner, Gagosian, and others are trotting out prime examples of the Minimalist's art.
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In Open Letter, Artists Urge MoMA, PS1 to Divest from Board Members Who Support ‘Suffering of Others’
Almost half the participants in PS1's current exhibition about American military intervention in Iraq signed the missive.
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The Trickster Art of Pope.L Draws Power from Negation
In 1978, Pope.L got on his hands and knees in a suit and safety vest, and made his way through the bustling crowds of Midtown Manhattan. In subsequent works, Pope.L has repeatedly used his own body…
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New MoMA Offers ‘Pleasures and Possibilities for Learning More’: Latin American Scholar Edward J. Sullivan on the Museum’s Global Vision
Commitment on the part of institution to the arts of Latin America and the Caribbean has waxed and waned in the decades since its founding.
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