Magazine

Performing at a Distance

Mr. Brown-Guy Goes to the Library

Pope.L recounts a surreal library in quarantine.

Artist Project

Summers and Sundays with Tina Barney

The artist looks back at summertime images from across her career.

Cooking with Artists: Nathan Carter

The artist shares a refreshing, tangy salad to be eaten with friends, in MoMA PS1’s ongoing series with chef Mina Stone.

Artist Project

Simone Forti’s Bag Drawings

In this interview, the artist reflects on crawling, art-making, and seemingly arbitrary objects.

Introducing the Cisneros Institute’s Cumbre Aconcagua

Artists and theorists explore the intimate relationship between art and the environment in Latin America.

Social Practice, Cuban Style

Artists rise up to protest a police killing in Havana and a government’s repressive policies.

Tribute

Remembering Lotty Rosenfeld (1943–2020)

MoMA staff reflect on the political, poetic works of the late Chilean artist.

For Families

Letting Go: Making Art with the Element of Chance

As many of us learn to live with uncertainty, we can take inspiration from artists who play with the element of chance.

Gordon Parks: Seeing Color in Black and White

The groundbreaking photographer compels us to look beyond easy categories.

Disability, Equality, and Museums

It’s time to think beyond wheelchair ramps and touch tours.

Films We Discovered During Quarantine

Members of our Department of Film share some notable new films and unexpected finds.

Performing at a Distance

Ralph Lemon

The artist writes with rage and desire about MoMA’s care for dead things; learning from the biological force of the COVID-19 pandemic; and the perpetual, beautiful crisis called for by the protests for Black life.