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January tourism update from MoMA
As the crowds start to quiet down from the holiday rush, MoMa recommend seeing the Charles White retrospective and the Yugoslavian architecture exhibition before they close on January 13.
04.01.2019 23:17 | MoMa |
They also have fantastic and rare films this month, including a series on Sidney Poitier and our 16th year of MoMA's annual film preservation festival.
MoMa has an exciting year ahead and look forward to welcoming you and your customers at MoMA in 2019!
Charles White: A Retrospective
Through January 13
“Art must be an integral part of the struggle,” Charles White insisted. “It can’t simply mirror what’s taking place.… It must ally itself with the forces of liberation.” Over the course of four decades, White’s commitment to creating powerful images of African Americans—what his gallerist and, later, White himself, described as “images of dignity”—was unwavering. This retrospective, closing January 13, charts White’s full career with over 100 works.
Modern Matinees: Sir Sidney Poitier
January 2–February 28
Born in Miami, Florida, Sidney Poitier lived in his family’s native Bahamas until moving to New York in the 1940s. By 1964 Poitier was the first African American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor, and three years later the incredible three-film run of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, To Sir, with Love, and In the Heat of the Night made him the biggest box-office draw of 1967. This series is a selection of highlights from Poitier’s unparalleled filmography.
James Turrell: Meeting at MoMA PS1
Ongoing
One of artist James Turrell’s celebrated Skyspaces, Meeting is a site-specific installation that invites viewers to gaze upwards toward an unobstructed view of the sky. Your customers can take advantage of the winter season and enjoy the special sunset lighting program. Don't forget: admission to MoMA PS1 is free with a MoMA ticket.
Quiet Mornings
January 9, 7:30–9:00 a.m.
Your customers can start their day quietly and enjoy their favorite works from MoMA’s collection, all without the crowds. For these specially priced early hours, we encourage visitors to silence their phones and get inspiration for the day and week ahead. A drop-in meditation space is provided, with guided meditation sessions closing out each morning.
MoMa has an exciting year ahead and look forward to welcoming you and your customers at MoMA in 2019!
Charles White: A Retrospective
Through January 13
“Art must be an integral part of the struggle,” Charles White insisted. “It can’t simply mirror what’s taking place.… It must ally itself with the forces of liberation.” Over the course of four decades, White’s commitment to creating powerful images of African Americans—what his gallerist and, later, White himself, described as “images of dignity”—was unwavering. This retrospective, closing January 13, charts White’s full career with over 100 works.
Modern Matinees: Sir Sidney Poitier
January 2–February 28
Born in Miami, Florida, Sidney Poitier lived in his family’s native Bahamas until moving to New York in the 1940s. By 1964 Poitier was the first African American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor, and three years later the incredible three-film run of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, To Sir, with Love, and In the Heat of the Night made him the biggest box-office draw of 1967. This series is a selection of highlights from Poitier’s unparalleled filmography.
James Turrell: Meeting at MoMA PS1
Ongoing
One of artist James Turrell’s celebrated Skyspaces, Meeting is a site-specific installation that invites viewers to gaze upwards toward an unobstructed view of the sky. Your customers can take advantage of the winter season and enjoy the special sunset lighting program. Don't forget: admission to MoMA PS1 is free with a MoMA ticket.
Quiet Mornings
January 9, 7:30–9:00 a.m.
Your customers can start their day quietly and enjoy their favorite works from MoMA’s collection, all without the crowds. For these specially priced early hours, we encourage visitors to silence their phones and get inspiration for the day and week ahead. A drop-in meditation space is provided, with guided meditation sessions closing out each morning.
