Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionMidtown East
Stand face to face with Van Gogh's swirling Starry Night and Warhol's bold pop art in one of the world's most welcoming museums. Six floors of painting, sculpture, photography, and design unfold at your own pace, from elementary-school favorites to works that'll make you stop and wonder what art even means.
Tips
June 11
Stand before The Starry Night and Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon—icons you've only seen in books, now just inches away. With 200,000 works spanning painting, film, sculpture, and design across six floors, MoMA invites you to wander from Warhol's soup cans to contemporary installations at your own pace.
June 11
Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa turns Guatemalan theater history into something tender. His prints, sculpture, and film reframe the archive as consolation: a space to grieve, remember, and find solace rather than simply mourn what's lost.
June 11
Seven decades of queer film history, uncensored and rarely seen. This month-long MoMA survey presents 30+ landmark and suppressed films from the Film-Makers' Cooperative archive, celebrating LGBTQ+ liberation, transgression, and activism through pioneering work by Kenneth Anger, Barbara Hammer, Andy Warhol, and 60+ more filmmakers.
Midtown EastOpens Thursday at 10:30 AM
Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionStand face to face with Van Gogh's swirling Starry Night and Warhol's bold pop art in one of the world's most welcoming museums. Six floors of painting, sculpture, photography, and design unfold at your own pace, from elementary-school favorites to works that'll make you stop and wonder what art even means.
Tips
June 11
Stand before The Starry Night and Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon—icons you've only seen in books, now just inches away. With 200,000 works spanning painting, film, sculpture, and design across six floors, MoMA invites you to wander from Warhol's soup cans to contemporary installations at your own pace.
June 11
Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa turns Guatemalan theater history into something tender. His prints, sculpture, and film reframe the archive as consolation: a space to grieve, remember, and find solace rather than simply mourn what's lost.
June 11
Seven decades of queer film history, uncensored and rarely seen. This month-long MoMA survey presents 30+ landmark and suppressed films from the Film-Makers' Cooperative archive, celebrating LGBTQ+ liberation, transgression, and activism through pioneering work by Kenneth Anger, Barbara Hammer, Andy Warhol, and 60+ more filmmakers.