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July 4, 2014  |  MoMA PS1, Warm Up
Warm Up 2014: Week One Highlights

Thanks to everyone who came out last Saturday to MoMA PS1’s courtyard to make the first Warm Up of 2014 such a smashing success. We welcomed over 5,000 people!

Check out images of A/JUS/TED, Dimitri From Paris, Pantha du Prince, DJ Spoko, and Mumdance performing, the incredible stage design by Fort Makers, The Living’s installation Hy-Fi, and the gorgeous crowd!

This weekend (Saturday, July 5), we’re excited to welcome J-CUSH, Ramona Lisa (live), Maxmillion Dunbar, Todd Edwards, and DJ EZ, with a special performance by the Flex Is Kings dancers.

June 27, 2014  |  Events & Programs, MoMA PS1, Warm Up
Warm Up 2014 Is Here
Warm Up 2013. © 2013 MoMA PS1; Photo: Zachary Newton

Warm Up 2013. © 2013 MoMA PS1; Photo: Zachary Newton

Warm Up, MoMA PS1’s vibrant annual music series, has become a staple of New York City summers. The series features a curated program that explores a vast range of experimental music, live bands, and DJs.

March 17, 2014  |  This Week at MoMA
This Week at MoMA: March 17–23

If you’ve got Irish blood in your veins or you’re simply keen to kick off the week with a pint, you can celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day and take in some modern art at the same time.

January 22, 2014  |  Artists, Collection & Exhibitions
Off the Record: Mike Kelley’s Extracurricular Activities
Installation view of Mike Kelley: Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #1 (A Domestic Scene)

Installation view of Mike Kelley: Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #1 (A Domestic Scene), The Museum of Modern Art, October 13, 2013–February 2, 2014

In honor of Mike Kelley’s exceptional career and legacy, Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #1 (A Domestic Scene), a seminal work in his complex videography, is on view both at MoMA PS1—as part of the artist’s posthumous retrospective—and in MoMA’s second-floor Projects Gallery.

September 13, 2013  |  Warm Up
A Big Finale for Warm Up 2013

Warm Up 2013 closed out an incredible season with a line-up of extremely talented and diverse DJs and producers performing to a packed courtyard. MoMA PS1 is extremely grateful to the amazing curatorial team who worked for months to program another amazing summer.

August 30, 2013  |  Warm Up
Warm Up 2013: Week Nine Highlights in Photos

Last week’s Warm Up was another huge success, as you can see from the pics above. Terreke, Empress Of, SFV Acid, Pional, Museum of Love, and Caribou all brought the house down.

August 23, 2013  |  Warm Up
Warm Up 2013, Week Eight Recap: Hip-Hop Hits the Courtyard
Warm Up, MoMA PS1, Saturday, August 17, 2013

Warm Up, MoMA PS1, Saturday, August 17, 2013. Photo: Zachary Newton

Last week at MoMA PS1 was one for the record books. For the second time in the event’s 16-year history we sold out presale tickets, and by early in the day we had managed to cram about 5,500 people into the courtyard.

August 20, 2013  |  Artists, MoMA PS1
Doug Aitken’s Station to Station: A Nomadic Happening
Rendering of the Station to Station train. © Doug Aitken

Rendering of the Station to Station train. © Doug Aitken

Everyone is buzzing about Doug Aitken’s latest project, Station to Station: A Nomadic Happening, a train traveling from the Atlantic to the Pacific, making nine stops along the way to host one-night only, site-specific happenings throughout September.

August 16, 2013  |  Warm Up
Warm Up 2013: Week Seven Highlights in Photos

Last week’s Warm Up at MoMA PS1 was another huge success, as you can see in the slide show above. You can also check out ARTINFO’s video from the event.

August 9, 2013  |  Warm Up
Warm Up 2013: High-Energy Beats Continue
Warm Up 2013, MoMA PS1, August 3, 2013. Photo: Zachary Newton

Warm Up 2013, MoMA PS1, August 3, 2013. Photo: Zachary Newton

Last Saturday crowds danced their way into the second half of this summers Warm Up series with the help of some stellar musicians. Brooklyn’s Rizzla kicked off the day with high-energy beats that had everyone dancing from the start. Young NYC natives Ratking were up next with a live performance, delivering a new wave of hip-hop.