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Chosen Memories installation (Jonathan Dorado/MoMA)

Chosen Memories at MoMA Finds the Needle in the Haystack of Contemporary Latin American Art

The Cisneros Institute show the power of giving.

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Midtown, Manhattan
April 30 – September 9, 2023

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Continue Reading Chosen Memories at MoMA Finds the Needle in the Haystack of Contemporary Latin American Art

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Museum of Modern Art News

Guillermo del Toro: Crafting Pinocchio, an exhibition about the Mexican director’s craft and process in his first stop-motion animation film, is at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan’s Midtown Business District; from December 11, 2022 – April 15, 2023.


The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is one of the world’s great modern and contemporary art collections.

The Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Research Institute makes MoMA one of the world’s leading Latin American art institutions. The Cisneros collection is one of the world’s leading Latin American modern art collections. 🇻🇪

MoMA PS1 is MoMA’s experimental art space in Long Island City, Queens.

MoMA Film is one of the world’s great film collections. MoMA film festivals include:

  • Doc Fortnight documentary film festival. (February)
  • New Directors / New Films film festival of new talent and new work. (April)

About the Museum of Modern Art

MoMA Film is one of the world’s great film collections. It screens films daily and hosts important film festivals including Doc Fortnight and New Directors/New Films.

In 2019, “New MoMA” refocused its exhibitions on the permanent collection and made them more inclusive of time, place and gender. Art didn’t only happen in Prewar Europe. MoMA gets it. ¡Bravo!

You can see icon works of modern art in the permanent collection at MoMA. This work is always exhibited, but “New MoMA” which reopened in 2019 is refocused on showing the riches of its permanent collection.

This is just one of the many important pieces from art history that you can see on a visit to MoMA. The galleries have been restructured to flow you through time. A walk through is a literal lesson in art history. Seeing art in life produces a visceral reaction. It’s nothing like looking at pictures in book or online.

If you can, take one of the tours. Some of the guides teach art history at New York City colleges. They can make your visit meaningful.

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