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Traces | MoMA R&D Salon 43 | MoMA LIVE

Traces considers the markings, echoes, or remnants that record the fleeting existence of an event, thing, or person. In most cases, the traces we...

The Dada drawing that was a “light switch” for Ed Ruscha

In art school Ed Ruscha was struck by an unusual drawing by Dada artist Johannes Theodor Baargeld that he developed a "mystical connection" to....

Mary Miss’ collective vision for social change | BUILT ECOLOGIES: ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT

"Networks are what it's all about," says Mary Miss, Known for her interdisciplinary work between sculpture, architecture, and landscape design, Miss has been a...

Bees on MoMA’s Roof | Inside the Hive

MoMA recognizes the essential part bees play in our ecosystem, and that's why, as part of our ongoing sustainability mission, we are proud to...

How Ana Mendieta’s work re-establishes a connection with the Earth | UNIQLO ARTSPEAKS

What does it mean for humans to leave their trace on the land, and how permanent is it? Ana Mendieta's powerful earth work "Nile...

How to use watercolor: still life tutorial | IN THE STUDIO

Learn how to make a watercolor painting like Georgia O'Keeffe, Paul Cézanne, and other artists in this new episode of our tutorial series IN...

How a lonely kid found kinship in the Rainbow Flag | UNIQLO ARTSPEAKS

We take a closer look at the history of Gilbert Baker’s original design of the "Rainbow Flag," and how it stands as an enduring...

Good | MoMA R&D Salon 42 | MoMA LIVE

Salon 42 is focused on good, a noun that is very hard to define. Common phrases such as “for the common good” or “towards...

A mysterious memorial to Malcolm X | UNIQLO ARTSPEAKS

Ford Scholar Brent Hayes Edwards provides a deeper look into how Melvin Edwards’s welded sculpture "The Lifted X" captures the turbulence of the civil...

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