MoMA PS1 Archives

Ceremonies Out of the Air: Ralph Lemon

11 November 2024 • Mark Westall

This week, MoMA PS1 will present a major exhibition of artist Ralph Lemon (b. 1952, Cincinnati), featuring more than sixty artworks.

WATCH: ‘Gillian Wearing. Dancing in Peckham’ in New York.

23 September 2024 • Mark Westall

Over the last several decades, Gillian Wearing’s work has chronicled confessions, taboos, and voyeuristic inclinations. Her videos and photographs often… Read More

MoMA PS1 to present first US Museum exhibition of Artist Jasmine Gregory.

20 August 2024 • Mark Westall

Jasmine Gregory’s first institutional exhibition in the US presents a focused selection of new works, including a large-scale, site-specific installation created for MoMA PS1.

Art Basel Miami 2023: Art, Calamari & Robots

3 February 2024 • Mark Westall

Miami Art Week 2023, oh, what a wild ride it was!

Picture this: Us, a drawing robot, beef jerky, and electrolytes.

Wolfgang Tillmans opens: To look without fear, his first comprehensive museum survey in New York.

12 September 2022 • Mark Westall

The Museum of Modern Art has just opened Wolfgang Tillmans: To look without fear, the artist’s first museum survey in New York in the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Center for Special Exhibitions.

Cathy Wilkes · MoMA PS1

3 November 2017 • Mark Westall

MoMA PS1 presents the first monographic exhibition of Cathy Wilkes (Irish, b. 1966) in New York. The largest exhibition of the artist’s work to date.

Mark Leckey: Containers and Their Drivers

24 October 2016 • Mark Westall

MoMA PS1 are presenting the first comprehensive U.S. survey of the pioneering British artist Mark Leckey and the largest exhibition of his work to date.

EXHIBITIONS

NEW WAVE SOLDIER KATHARINA GROSSE PRODUCES A MONUMENTAL PUBLIC ART INSTALLATION AT THE ROCKAWAY

5 July 2016 • Staff

MoMA PS1 presents Rockaway, a special outdoor exhibit by artist Katharina Grosse,

FADNewYork – Something For The Weekend: Lucky Dragons and more @MoMA PS1

17 October 2014 • VC Maurer

A day-long exploration of electroacoustic music in all its forms, featuring collaborations between legends, luminaries, and newcomers as they examine the interplay between human and machine sounds.

FADNYC Top 5: ART BOOK FAIR

28 September 2014 • VC Maurer

Printed Matter presents the ninth annual NY Art Book Fair, from September 26 to 28, 2014, at MoMA PS1, Long… Read More

DON’T MISS: ‘WITHOUT’ An Architectural Intervention Turned 4 Day Music Festival @FriezeNewYork, 2014

8 May 2014 • VC Maurer

Israeli artist Naama Tsabar and Editor in chief of Tom Tom Magazine, Mindy Abovitz have comprised a killer music fest running From May 8th- 11th! Read more to check the line up of seventeen must see bands to catch this weekend!

Vito Schnabel presents: Ron Gorchov ‘MONSIEUR X’

24 October 2013 • VC Maurer

With only 9 days left, this is a must see New York show-As most of you probably already know, Ron Gorchov is categorized as a groundbreaking American artist, along with Frank Stella and Ellsworth Kelly, he is just one more name to know and Vito Schnabel is bringing his prolific and thoughtprovoking works straight to you!

Salon 94+Visual Aids team up for a one-off event the 25th of July to celebrate life of legendary photographer Jimmy DeSana

24 July 2013 • VC Maurer

For ‘Party Picks and Love Stories’ Salon 94 is teaming up with Visual AIDS for an archive salon as part of its NOT OVER series.This archive salon brings together Joy Episalla, Bryn Kelly, Laurie Simmons, Jack Waters, Carrie Yamaoka and guests to share memories and histories of artists, like Jimmy DeSana whom we have lost to AIDS, and to discuss the contemporary impact of the ongoing AIDS crisis.

Is hip-hop art? Jay-Z performs art piece @ PACE Gallery in NYC!

12 July 2013 • VC Maurer

On the 11th of July, the curious art collector and infamous hip hop emcee, Jay-z held a live performance for 6 hours in Manhattan’s Pace gallery. But is it art? More importantly, the bigger question: what did this quick, progressive and eclectic exhibition say about the status of our ever evolving art world?