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Our next UNIQLO NYC Nights is tomorrow! 🎟️ Free admission tickets for New Yorkers are all sold out, but you can still purchase a ticket online. Join us tomorrow 4/1 from 4 – 8 pm...
“Let’s start with what’s most difficult—with singing and quenching the fires emerging from the night. Let’s start by whispering the names, let’s weave together the vocabulary of d...
In 1992, artists Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gómez-Peña performed “The Couple in the Cage: Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit the West” as representatives of the fictional island of G...
For #InternationalWomensDay, join us as we explore the ways artists from the past century have challenged gender roles and expectations. Read more on #MoMAMagazine → https://t.co/...
Our first UNIQLO NYC Nights is tonight! 🎟️ Free admission tickets for New Yorkers are all reserved, but you can still purchase a ticket online. Join us from 4 – 8 pm. @UniqloUSA...
Love can be complicated, messy, and inspiring—and has shaped the history of art more than we knew ❤️ Explore great love stories on #MoMAMagazine → https://t.co/Wwq1qaYYfk
“This will be no mere one-day march in Washington, but a trek to the nation's capital by suffering and outraged citizens who will go to stay until some definite and positive action...
Guadalupe Maravilla describes their experience as a cancer survivor and how the artist has shared healing practices within various communities in this segment of an @Art21 film. #...
Our hair is dead. Biologically speaking, once keratin cells grow out of their follicles and reach the skin’s surface, they die. However, the manipulation, shearing, reverence for,...
Dinner and a movie? Celebrate 20 years of Magnolia Pictures! With a library of over 500 titles @magnoliapics has supported some of the most significant (and interesting) films of...
Art can heal. Does this statement make you feel curious? Skeptical? Agitated? Or is this an idea you’re familiar with? [Séraphine Louis. “Tree of Paradise.” c. 1928] https://t.co...
“I see America as a model for how...the assembly of images can serve as an archive of the past as well as a document of the present.” Garrett Bradley's "America" imagines Black fi...