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“This map of American violence is incomplete. Please write in whatever you find lacking.”

Across “United States of Attica,” Faith Ringgold recorded scores of violent, often racist, atrocities, inviting viewers to fill in the gaps. https://t.co/lCMGykzHQ3

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2020-06-21

“Basically everything in the world is a shape…every edge, corner, blob, form, silhouette, or negative space is something you have to navigate to get through a room." —Amy Sillman

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🔹Romare Bearden
🔻Arshile Gorky
🔸Auguste Rodin

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2020-05-24

Spring blooms courtesy of Ruth Asawa 🌺🌷🌸🌼

These lithographs are from the artists' 1965 portfolio, "Flowers." Still fresh! 💐

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2020-05-21

From floating think tanks to modular coral farms, our Architecture and Design curators share artworks addressing the environmental crisis: https://t.co/1aeZ2Wkz8i

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2020-04-23

Download the coloring pages then tag your own unique takes with for a chance to be featured! https://t.co/vZ8F8clFcY https://t.co/R0R9yoroOp

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2020-03-26

Discover something new at MoMA →

Two views of the Moon, painted decades and worlds apart.

See Vincent van Gogh's "The Starry Night" and Tarsila do Amaral's "The Moon" in the

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2020-03-08

“I believe in the imagination. What I cannot see is infinitely more important than what I can see.” –#DuaneMichals

Fresh-brewed inspiration courtesy of this week’s menu. Explore “Coffee Break”: https://t.co/yqwQBQK8zE

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2019-09-26

“I am for an art that embroils itself with the everyday crap & still comes out on top.” –#ClaesOldenburg 🍕

Get a taste of food-inspired works from our collection on this week's menu: https://t.co/HKOLztOTIS

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2019-07-25

Today we welcome Tarsila do Amaral, a beloved trailblazer at the heart of the invention of modern art in Brazil to ”A Lua (The Moon)” (1928) is the first work by Tarsila in the collection of a North American museum. Learn more: https://t.co/Wo7HJsm8Gn 🇧🇷

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2019-02-28

“This is an image about solidarity...between like social causes that go beyond geographies and also beyond language.”–associate educator Leticia Gutierrez traces experience in Mexico for https://t.co/ttxmmwW9Qx

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2019-01-30