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A new exhibition at MoMA explores how West and Central African studio photography in the 1950s and 60s became a powerful tool for shaping political and cultural identity.
MoMA's "When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream" retrospective explores Wifredo Lam's art, bridging European modernism and Afro-Caribbean imagination, featuring over 150 works.
A major Ruth Asawa retrospective opens at MoMA New York, featuring over 300 artworks across 16,000 square feet. It is the largest exhibition for a woman artist in the museum's history, showcasing her
The Smithsonian Institution has closed its 21 museums due to the government shutdown. Meanwhile, a Ruth Asawa retrospective at MoMA sets records, a forgotten Gauguin painting heads to auction, and Kat
MoMA and Mattel partner to launch a capsule collection on November 11, featuring seven products inspired by iconic artworks and artists from the museum's collection. Items include a Van Gogh Barbie, D
The MoMA Design Store in Soho has reopened after a major renovation that blends historic 1884 architecture with a modern, flexible retail design.
Researchers have solved a 77-year art mystery, identifying the vibrant blue pigment in a Jackson Pollock painting as the now-banned, toxic manganese blue.
Architectural historian Barry Bergdoll received the 27th Vincent Scully Prize from the National Building Museum, recognizing his work in making architecture accessible to wider audiences through schol
