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Wifredo Lam: The Power of Art, Exile, and Transformation

Watch to see how Wifredo Lam redefined what it means to create, find kinship, and resist injustice through art.

MoMA Kids

Prints From the Pantry: Holiday Art-Making with Fruit and Veggies

Turn your leftovers into one-of-a-kind holiday décor, with family art activities inspired by Ruth Asawa.

Beside His Self: Arthur Jafa in Conversation with Thomas Lax

How does one artist organize a show that puts unexpected works together? It starts with love.

Hyundai Card First Look

Rose B. Simpson and the Consciousness of Cars

The artist melds lowrider culture, Pueblo philosophy, and printmaking to amplify Indigenous voices.

Five Ways of Looking at Wifredo Lam

Contemporary thinkers and artists reflect on the work and legacy of the great Cuban artist.

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Form Within a Form: A Private Tour Through 12 Works by Ruth Asawa

The curators of Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective share an intimate view of the artist’s groundbreaking career.

Ten Ways of Looking at Photography

These works from the Time Travelers exhibition raise the question: Can a photograph open a portal to another world?

La Fotografía No Necesita Traducción

Maruch Sántiz Gómez explora los orígenes de su fotografía y su relación con la comunidad.

A (Much) Closer Look at Christina’s World

See Andrew Wyeth’s most famous painting as never before: through the eyes of a conservation photographer.

Drawn to MoMA

Fatinha Ramos’s Frida and I

The award-winning illustrator reflects on decades of comparison that have placed her in another artist’s shadow.

Beverly Buchanan’s Sites of Survival

The author retraces the enigmatic artist’s journey South.

MoMA Kids

Once upon an Artwork: A New Animated Series for Kids

Watch stories about art, told by kids and animated by artists.