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9 de abr. de 2023 · Apr 9–Aug 12, 2023. MoMA. Exhibition. MoMA, Floor 3, 3 South The Edward Steichen Galleries. “To see takes time,” Georgia O’Keeffe once wrote. Best known for her flower paintings, O’Keeffe (1887–1986) also made extraordinary series of works in charcoal, pencil, watercolor, and pastel.
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In 2018–19, MoMA collaborated with Google Arts & Culture Lab...
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April 9–August 12, 2023. IN2521.1. Photograph by Jonathan...
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“It is believed that Indigenous peoples have no culture…that...
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17 de abr. de 2020 · A painter by training, Burle Marx favored asymmetrical plans, colorful pavement, biomorphic water features, and a mix of native plants. He was knowledgeable about Brazil’s indigenous flora and selected native species that would thrive in his country’s tropical climate.
On these first Fridays, all visitors will have extended-hours access to enjoy MoMA’s must-see collection and temporary exhibitions. Collection exhibitions opening on these dates will invite audiences to explore MoMA’s dynamic collection and connect with art and ideas from more geographies and perspectives than ever before:
21 de may. de 2016 · Part art, part landscape architecture, the giant living wall designed by Habitat Horticulture is the nation’s largest public green wall of native plants that also boasts impressive eco-friendly elements.
MoMA ANNOUNCES 2024 COLLECTION EXHIBITION SERIES . t in all mediums, that can only be seen at MoMA. With new galleries opening each month, these exhibitions will invite audiences to continue to explore MoMA’s dynamic collection and connect with art and ideas from mo.
24 de jul. de 2023 · In 1953, the Sculpture Garden was redesigned as a “roofless room,” with four distinct, marble-paved areas for displaying sculpture along with fountain pools, trees, and seasonal plantings. Over the years, the Sculpture Garden found other uses—exhibitions, performances, even protests—that reflect the Museum’s experimental nature.
