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Drawn to MoMA

Lee Lai’s State of Attention

The cartoonist examines the art of looking closely.

Exhibition Design Innovations That Help Us Think about Art Differently

Rene d’Harnoncourt’s trailblazing exhibition design anticipated UX, a global perspective, and looking beyond the white cube.

Reckoning with Meret Oppenheim

Read four responses to the influential artist’s provocative work.

Looking at Rothko

Take in the contemplative pleasures of Mark Rothko’s paintings.

@ at MoMA

How do you “acquire” a symbol that’s been around for hundreds of years? In 2010 MoMA attempted to answer that question by adding the “@” symbol to the design collection.

Jessi Rado’s Museum of Healing Attention

Take a guided tour through a fictional museum aimed at healing in the real world.

Sobre el lado B de la modernidad: una entrevista con Iosu Aramburu

Visitamos al artista en Lima, Perú donde hablamos de su Altas del Modernismo Andino, una instalación expansiva, así como de otros proyectos recientes.

Refik Anadol on AI, Algorithms, and the Machine as Witness

The artist behind an epic installation at MoMA answers seven questions about the new realms explored in his data-driven work.

Drawn to MoMA

Sara Fanelli’s Pinocchio: From Michelangelo to Guillermo del Toro

Explore an illustrator’s reflections on the little wooden boy who has captivated audiences for nearly 150 years.

Staff Picks

Artworks for a New Year

MoMA staff share works from the collection that inspire well-wishes for a new year.

Magazine Podcast

Ten Minutes with Kalpona Akter: On Fast Fashion

In Bangladesh, a garment worker barely makes enough money to cover the cost of rent. Discover the truth about the unfair labor practices behind many of the clothes we wear.

Built Ecologies

Reclaiming Indigenous Architecture in Hawaii

Our Built Ecologies series continues with a look at Hawaiʻi Non-Linear, architects who are attempting to recover an Indigenous Honolulu.