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Ted Closson’s Beautiful Dreams

The artist reflects on the visionary scenes of life in space, crafted by the hopeful artists who came before him.

“Dos Corazones: After Papo Colo,” by Elisabet Velasquez

Read a poem about clashing identities, inspired by Papo Colo’s provocative print.

Tribute

Remembering Brice Marden (1938–2023)

MoMA pays tribute to a towering but down-to-earth artist.

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Ed Ruscha’s Words Are Worth 1,000 Pictures

Throughout the artist’s modern takes on comic strips, typefaces, and the open road, printed matter matters.

A Lounge Chair for the End of the World

What still captivates us about the postwar designs of husband-and-wife team Charles and Ray Eames?

Conjuring Collective Memory

Dineo Seshee Bopape’s evocative installation invites us to ponder the ocean’s memory and history.

Ed Ruscha’s “The Information Man”

Read the artist’s 1971 text, in an excerpt from the ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN exhibition catalogue.

The Life Cycles of Objects: An Interview with Adrián Villar Rojas

Take a closer look the artist’s work and its relationship with time.

Playlist

MoMA Mixtape: Cory Townes Finds Familiar Faces in New Places

The New York–based DJ takes MoMA’s art for a spin in an ode to hip-hop.

Drawn to MoMA

Steph Becker’s Rainy Day

What happens to the sculptures in MoMA’s garden when it rains?

Magazine Podcast

Ten Minutes with Emory Douglas: On Arts Activism

Hear from the revolutionary artist about his iconic designs for the Black Panther newspaper.

“Welcome to the Daisy Age”: Uncovering the Legacy of 3 Feet High and Rising

How did an infamous British punk artist collective help De La Soul propel hip-hop to higher heights?