Magazine

Reframing the American Dream on Film

The film series Immigrant Nation reframes America’s 250th anniversary through stories that cross cultures and borders.

Becoming an Artist

Wendy Red Star Would Rather Be Outside

The artist talks about therapy, community gossip as oral history, and why her best ideas never happen at a desk.

Playlist

MoMA Mixtape: Clare de Boer Trades a Chef’s Apron for Alice Coltrane

The award-winning chef combines her love of jazz, folk, and blues in our latest Mixtape.

A Spiral Is a Moving Target

How did spirals set the art of Robert Smithson, Louise Bourgeois, and Marcel Duchamp in motion?

MoMA Kids

Into the Starry Night: An Immersive Audio Bedtime Story for Van Gogh’s Beloved Painting

Listen closely and drift into the dream world of one of MoMA’s most iconic artworks.

Take Five

Winds of Change

A chief curator’s must-see picks follow gusts of modernity through MoMA’s galleries.

A Curator’s Guide to American Folk Art

Take a closer look at seven key works that show the complex roots of American art.

When the Artwork Is Alive

More-than-human artworks have an unexpected tendency to act out.

MoMA Kids

What to Do at MoMA This Summer with Your Kids

Families, find out how to have fun with art at The Museum of Modern Art.

New to MoMA

Arinjoy Sen’s Bengali Song

An artist incorporates shifting political and environmental realities into his epic landscapes of the Bengal Delta.

A Curator’s Guide to Architects of Liberation

Discover how western Africa’s most innovative buildings captured an era of optimism and independence.

Five Iconic Photos of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera

What happens when artists famous for their self-portraits are photographed by others?