Magazine

Definite Form for Intangible Things: Georgia O’Keeffe’s Abstraction Blue

An excerpt from MoMA’s One on One series offers a close look at a painting that bridges the abstract and the figurative.

Agosto Machado’s New York

In honor of World AIDS Day, the artist and activist speaks to filmmaker Tourmaline about his work and the city’s queer history.

Drawn to MoMA

Bishakh Som’s A Convening of Witches

An artist reflects on the work of Meret Oppenheim, a radical femme who came before her.

Magazine Podcast

Ten Minutes with Tricia Wang: On Web3

A tech ethnographer explains some key terms and ideas behind the future of the Internet.

Tribute

Remembering Lee Bontecou (1931–2022)

Over nearly half a century, the artist sought the freedom to express “something that exists in us all.”

“Art Is Always Made from Other Art”: Romare Bearden’s Multiplicity

A curator revisits the artist’s radical collages of Black life.

When Video Games Came to the Museum

A decade ago, MoMA acquired 14 video games—and kicked off a new era for the collection. Today there are 36, and many are in the exhibition Never Alone.

Everyone, Everything Matters: The Brilliance of Everything Everywhere All at Once

The film screens on November 30 as part of The Contenders, MoMA’s annual survey of the best in cinema.

Magazine Podcast

Ten Minutes with Mabel O. Wilson: On Found Materials

Hear the artist’s niece talk about how John Outterbridge brought new life to old materials.

Can JAM Be JAM at MoMA?

Read an exclusive excerpt from the exhibition catalogue Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces, about the desire to create a Black cultural “home.”

Attack of the 50-Foot Horror Movie List!

Just in time for Halloween, MoMA staff (and a special guest) dig deep for some unexpected horror (and horror-adjacent) viewing tips.

Susurrando juntas: Una entrevista con María Magdalena Campos-Pons

La artista cubana discute sus auto-retratos, "Los secretos del magnolio" y otros trabajos.