The Museum of Modern Art

In 2005, artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude unveiled “The Gates,” a 23-mile, public art installation that spanned Central Park. For its 20th anniversary, The Gates is back in AR on the Bloomberg Connects app. Explore now → https://lnkd.in/e9kMk3Ab

Happy Valentine's Day from MoMA 💌 Love and art have a lot in common. Both take time and commitment—even sacrifice—and both make our lives a whole lot richer. So it’s no surprise that artists keep returning to love in its many forms, using their work to express romance, process a breakup, capture moments of passion...or even just celebrate the L word itself. Discover art-inspired stories that reflect the tenderness, intensity, and beauty of love—because like great art, it stays with us forever → mo.ma/3QiNonm — [1] Robert Frank. “Paris.” 1950. Gift of the artist. © 2025 The June Leaf and Robert Frank Foundation [2] Kerry James Marshall. “Study for Vignette.” 2004. The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift. © 2025 Kerry James Marshall [3] Unidentified photographer. Untitled. c. 1900. Gift of Peter J. Cohen [4] Robert Indiana. “LOVE.” 1967. Riva Castleman Fund © 2025 Morgan Art Foundation Ltd. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

How does art make the body visible? Join us for a “Vital Signs” Artist Night, where artists explore transformation, identity, and belonging through movement, sound, and storytelling. On February 13, MoMA and the Angelito Collective present an evening of performances, film screenings, soundscapes, and music, activating the Museum in celebration of the exhibition “Vital Signs: Artists and the Body.” 🎟️ This event is free and open to all. Learn more and register → mo.ma/3PW72Fi — 📸 Alycia Kravitz, Jake Robbins, Jacques Morel 🖼️ [1] Martine Syms. “Misdirected Kiss.” 2016. John B. Turner Fund. © 2025 Martine Syms [2] Ann Leda Shapiro. “Out of the Web.” 1976. Gift of Jack Shear. © 2025 Ann Leda Shapiro

Work at MoMA this summer! Our Summer Internship Program provides participants with in-depth exposure to the workings of MoMA’s individual departments, as well as practical and theoretical training in museum practices, and acquaints them with the role of museums in contemporary society. Applications are due March 7. Learn more and apply today → mo.ma/internships

What if an artist’s studio could become a portal into their double life? As the inaugural Adobe Creative Resident at The Museum of Modern Art, DonChristian Jones spent the past year creating a project inspired by their Bed-Stuy studio. Home to Public Assistants, the studio is a space for queer and trans people of color to drive impact through art and social practice. Now, this creative space makes its way to MoMA PS1 in “The Sumptuous Discovery of Gotham a Go-Go.” The groovy, nostalgia-filled installation blends film noir, Blaxploitation, the Harlem Renaissance, and Ballroom culture to reflect Jones’s double life: painting and teaching by day, rapping and performing by night. This residency extends beyond the gallery, bringing Jones’ creative community together through performances, gatherings, and spontaneous encounters. Experience “The Sumptuous Discovery of Gotham a Go-Go” at MoMA PS1. Plan your visit → https://mo.ma/dcj The Adobe Foundation is proud to support equity, learning, and creativity at MoMA. — [1,2,4,5] Photos: Kris Graves [3] Photo: Alycia Kravitz

Time keeps ticking, and so does “The Clock,” now extended through May 11. 🕰️ Christian Marclay’s 24-hour montage of thousands of film and TV clips depicts clocks and other references to time. From missed alarms to midnight escapades, each clip is synchronized to the exact minute in real time. Moments of the day unfold minute by minute as iconic episodes from film history are remixed into a functioning timepiece. Discover this cinematic masterpiece today. Plan your visit → mo.ma/theclock This exhibition is made possible by MoMA's partner Richard Mille. — Christian Marclay. ”The Clock.” 2010. Video (black and white and color, sound). 24 hrs. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Promised gift from the Collection of Jill and Peter Kraus. © 2024 Christian Marclay. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery and White Cube. Installation view, The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo by Jonathan Dorado

How do Black artists imagine collective memory and future worlds? Poet Anaïs Duplan reflects on Afrofuturism through works in MoMA's collection exploring vision, anxiety, and transformation across art forms. Read on #MoMAMagazine → https://mo.ma/3BKGGTk

A world of wonder for every age! Join us for MoMA’s Family Festival: Another World from February 15 – 19. Prepare for an action-packed adventure celebrating the magic of nature and ways to care for our planet with artist-created environments, drop-in art making, film screenings, gallery activities, and more. 🗓️ February 15 – 19 🎟️ Learn more and get tickets → mo.ma/familyfest

From the blue skies of “Blue Velvet” to the red curtains of “Twin Peaks,” “Lynchian” falls short of encapsulating David Lynch’s weird and wonderful work. Lynch transformed cinema with his dreamlike vision, where beauty and horror coexist in unsettling harmony. At MoMA, his influence stretched beyond the screen—from restoring “Eraserhead” to presenting “Twin Peaks: Season Three” on the big screen (complete with cherry pie and damn fine coffee). Four MoMA staff members reflect on his legacy on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma/3WGGImy — “Twin Peaks.” 2017. USA. Directed by David Lynch. Courtesy of Showtime

🐍 Happy Lunar New Year! Wishing you luck in the Year of The Snake. 🐍 🏮 We worked with artist Kristina Micotti to create a special illustration to celebrate. Inspired by the spirit of renewal that comes with the new year, Micotti’s design of a bold red snake symbolizes strength and transformation. Read our latest Drawn to MoMA about Lunar New Year by Micotti on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma/42xIASc — 🐍 恭贺新春！祝您蛇年吉祥如意。 🐍   我们与艺术家 Kristina Micotti 合作创作了一幅特别的插图来庆祝蛇年。以新年带来的新气象为 灵感，Micotti 设计的鲜红色的蛇象征着力量和变革。   欢迎到 #MoMAMagazine 阅读最新的《Drawn to MoMA》，内容是 Micotti 的新春心声 → mo.ma/42xIASc — Illustration courtesy Kristina Micotti