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As we start 2023, we asked staff to share artworks from MoMA’s collection that embody wishes for the new year → https://t.co/WEN4cElTBp Here’s to a year of health, good fortune, a...
As we look toward 2023, we asked staff to share artworks from MoMA’s collection that embody wishes for the new year → https://t.co/WEN4cElTBp Here’s to a year of health, good fort...
Discover the craft and collaboration of Guillermo del Toro's "Pinocchio" in a new, behind-the-scenes exhibition opening this Sunday, December 11. 🎟️ Learn more and plan your visit...
“In terms of the Black community, there was a fierce debate, between artists making representational art and those making nonrepresentational work, about the definition of Black ar...
Interfaces need users. No matter how elegant the code, how realistic the animations, a video game cannot play itself. The overall shape is dictated by its designer, but it is the p...
Since “The Sims” initial release in 2000, Will Wright’s game has captivated users around the world. Content creator @Xmiramira describes the game as “a digital dollhouse,” in which...
Today, on Ukrainian Independence Day, we join museums around New York City and the @ukrinstitute to pay tribute to the people of Ukraine.
There are many ways artists document and share what happens behind the scenes. MoMA staff talk about favorite artworks that throw open a window onto an artist’s process—and provid...
There are many ways artists document and share what happens behind the scenes. MoMA staff talk about favorite artworks that throw open a window onto an artist’s process—and provid...
To commemorate #Juneteenth, we’re looking at powerful artworks in our gallery “Divided States of America” that call for social change…
How does your internal world connect to your perception of and responses to the world around you? Can art guide us in a deeper understanding of ourselves? How can it move us toward...
“One of the many things I love about poetry is that it’s slippery; it can move in between worlds, it doesn’t have to offer clarity or hope or vision, it only has to make us pay att...