In the video below, take a tour of multimedia artist Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt’s studio. His mixed-media constructions, collages, and installations—marked by a trashy opulence concocted from household items and dollar stores—are the subject of the exhibition Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt: Tender Love Among the Junk, on view at MoMA PS1 through April 1, 2013.
Posts in ‘MoMA PS1’
Floating Along: Interstellar Travels at MoMA PS1’s Warm Up this Weekend
Warm Up, MoMA PS1, August 11, 2012. Photo: Charles Roussel
After weekend six, we can confirm that Warm Up will not cool down. Energy was up among the crowd and the artists were on fire.
July 11, 2012
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Collection & Exhibitions,
MoMA PS1
Meet Wendy
HWKN’s Wendy, winning design of Young Architects Program 2012. Image courtesy of HWKN. © Iwan Baan
May 23, 2012
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Events & Programs,
Family & Kids,
MoMA PS1
MoMA and MoMA PS1 Present: The Cross-Museum Collective
The Cross-Museum Collective hanging out in their natural environment—the galleries at MoMA PS1
This spring, MoMA and MoMA PS1 joined forces to create a cross-museum educational program for teen alumni of previous MoMA courses. Called the Cross-Museum Collective,
April 9, 2012
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MoMA PS1
From The Records of MoMA PS1: Illuminating Ephemera
It was as if I had walked into the middle of a professional cliché: crouched in the musty attic of MoMA PS1, I sifted through beaten-up boxes of institutional flotsam. I was attempting to survey the remaining materials to be included in The Records of MoMA PS1, which will open to the public at the end of 2012.
January 12, 2012
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Behind the Scenes,
Collection & Exhibitions,
MoMA PS1
Checking in on Holding Pattern
View of Holding Pattern installation in MoMA PS1 courtyard. Summer 2011. Photo by Interboro Partners
We thought it might be a good time to check in on Holding Pattern, our project for the 2011 Young Architects Program. Holding Pattern was deinstalled from the MoMA PS1 courtyard four months ago, but the deinstallation didn’t mark the end of the project—just the start of its second phase.
October 24, 2011
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Library and Archives,
MoMA PS1
From the Records of MoMA PS1: Space Is the Place
80th Precinct Building. Exhibition and studio space on top two floors operated by Institute for Art and Urban Resources (I.A.U.R.), later known as P.S.1. Photograph by Nancy Moran. 653 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, New York (December 1972). Resin-coated print. MoMA PS1, 2299. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York
Walking down Washington Avenue in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights, I frequently pass a handsome brick building with the telltale green lanterns of a former police precinct headquarters. Regal, imposing, and even a little bit spooky, the 80th Precinct Building is one of the prominent landmarks of my pedestrian and neighborhood life.
August 15, 2011
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Events & Programs,
Family & Kids,
MoMA PS1
MoMA Teens Enliven Clifford Owens’s Anthology
Clifford Owens. Anthology (Saya Woolfalk score). performance still
Clifford Owens needed help. Since May he has been in residence at MoMA PS1 where has been preparing for his fall exhibition Anthology. Owens has been interpreting and carrying out performance scores written by African-American artists. While most scores are written instructions for actions, Saya Woolfalk’s contribution is a graphical score that resembles a drawing complete with costumed characters and stick figures interacting with one another.
July 18, 2011
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Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream,
MoMA PS1
Foreclosed: Title and Model Scenarios
The five multidisciplinary teams working on projects for the exhibition Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream have refined their project titles and models based on feedback from last week’s group critique at MoMA PS1. Here they share how their projects have evolved over the past week.
July 7, 2011
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Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream,
MoMA PS1
Foreclosed : Narratives, Typologies, and Property
The five multidisciplinary teams working on projects for the exhibition Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream are preparing for a group critique session this week at MoMA PS1.
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