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MoMA Highlights presents 375 works from the Museum of Modern Art's collection, showcasing modern and contemporary art from around the world. This updated edition includes 170 new selections,...

The Museum of Modern Art Syros (MOMAS) was a unique project that blurred the lines between art and institution. Created in 1993 by Martin Kippenberger, it was a private artists' space that poked fun...

Clara Porset: Butaque MoMA One on One SeriesThis latest volume in the MoMA One on One series explores the design philosophy of Clara Porset, one of the most important Latin American designers of the...

Paul Cézanne: A Master's Work This volume from the MoMA One on One series showcases ten paintings by Paul Cézanne, widely regarded as twentieth-century modernism's leading figure. The works featured...

Discover the world of modern and contemporary art with this interactive activity book. Art Making with MoMA presents twenty engaging activities that invite kids to explore materials and techniques...

Tarsila do Amaral's The Moon is a seminal work that forged a unique modernist vocabulary in Brazil. Painted in 1928, this highly stylized nocturne reflects the artist's desire to create a new...

Georgia O'Keeffe Abstraction Blue by Samantha Friedman In 1927, Georgia O'Keeffe created a painting that would challenge her own perceptions of art. Abstraction Blue is a striking example of this,...

Sarah Michelson Modern DanceA new series of monographs exploring dance makers in the twenty-first century, this book presents a rich collection of newly commissioned texts along with a definitive...

Shigetaka Kurita: Emoji is a monograph that explores the origins and evolution of emoji design. In 1999, NTT DOCOMO released a set of 176 emoji for mobile phones and pagers, designed by Shigetaka...

Betye Saar's Black Girl's Window is a deeply personal and thought-provoking work from 1969. The artist used a found window frame as the basis for this striking picture, which features a young black...

Cindy Sherman's iconic Centerfold series was first showcased in 1981, when she created 12 large-scale horizontal images for Artforum magazine. These provocative photographs featured herself and her...

Robert Frank Trolley-New Orleans by Lucy Gallun In 1958, Robert Frank captured a poignant moment in New Orleans as he photographed a passing trolley. A single exposure revealed a striking image: a...

Dorothea Lange Migrant Mother by Sarah Hermanson Meister is a photographic monograph that explores the life and work of renowned documentary photographer Dorothea Lange. In 1936, Lange was...

Helen Levitt's New York is a close reading of one of her most famous photographs, offering insight into the artist's unique approach to street photography. Levitt's work from the 1930s and 1940s...

René d'Harnoncourt and the Art of Installation is a detailed exploration of the life and work of René d'Harnoncourt, the director of the Museum of Modern Art from 1949 to 1968. This publication...

Alexander Calder Modern from the Start by Cara Manes explores the artist's fruitful relationship with MoMA, spanning decades and collaborations. From his early wire sculptures to late abstractions,...

Chips Moman's remarkable career began in the studio, where he introduced groundbreaking technical innovations that transformed the recording industry. His impact extended far beyond the studio,...

The Museum of Modern Art's early years were shaped by a group of pioneering women who broke societal norms to launch this radical venture during a time of great economic uncertainty. Founded in 1929,...

The Museum of Modern Art's Architecture and Design Department under Arthur Drexler's leadership was a pivotal force in shaping modern architecture. From 1951 to 1986, Drexler oversaw trailblazing...

The Museum's Hidden Work: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Modern Art Conservation Fernando Domínguez Rubio explores the daily challenges faced by museum workers in preserving contemporary art. By delving...

Paula Hayes: A MonographThis comprehensive volume presents the work of artist Paula Hayes, renowned for her exquisite art terrariums and full gardens. The book explores both aspects of her practice,...

Greater New York presents a new perspective on the city's history and its artists. This publication revisits older stories while inviting speculation about its future, featuring contributions from...

This scholarly volume presents new critical essays that expand on Adrian Piper's practice in ways previously under- or unaddressed. In collaboration with the artist and published in conjunction with...

Ralph Lemon: A Search for Formlessness Ralph Lemon is a leading figure in contemporary dance and performance. His work combines elements of dance, theater, drawing, film, writing, and ethnography to...

Arky Levin has promised his wife that he will not visit her in hospital, sparing him from burdening her with his own grief. But as she lies there, fighting for her life, the promise is tearing him...

Fernand Léger: A Modernist's Vision This volume of the MoMA Artist Series presents ten paintings from The Museum of Modern Art's collection, showcasing Léger's career and artistic development. From...

Henri Matisse's The Red Studio, created in 1911, is one of the most influential works in modern art history. This painting, which has been on display at MoMA since 1949, depicts the artist's studio...

A vibrant collection of linocuts by the influential Modern British printmakers of the Grosvenor School of Art. Founded in 1925, the school played a pivotal role in shaping modern British printmaking...

Art Spiegelman's career spans six decades, with a profound impact on the world of comics. This comprehensive retrospective showcases his relentless experimentation over half a century, from his...

Wouter Davidts explores the complex relationship between architecture, museums, and art in this thought-provoking collection of essays. By examining the role of museum buildings as institutions,...

Peter Halley Europe is a comprehensive exploration of the artist's unique vocabulary and its reflection of contemporary society. Through his geometric abstraction, Peter Halley examines the...

The Making of Hitchcock's The Birds explores the production of Alfred Hitchcock's groundbreaking 1963 film. This in-depth analysis features new interviews with key cast and crew members, as well as...

Sue Williamson: A Life and Work by Mark Gevisser explores the artistic career of Sue Williamson, a South African artist known for her powerful installations addressing social issues such as the AIDS...

Yoko Ono: One Woman Show, 1960-1971 This publication presents a comprehensive overview of Yoko Ono's early career, spanning from her New York loft in December 1960 to the early 1970s. The exhibition...

This publication presents an exceptional gift of 108 photographs by women artists from the collection of Helen Kornblum, distinguished member of MoMA's Committee on Photography. Conceived in...

Video has transformed our world since its debut as a consumer medium in the 1960s. It now shapes our opinions, politics and societies, spreading information, fact and fiction through various formats...