MoMA PS1

Carolee Schneemann: Kinetic Painting

MoMA PS1 presents the first U.S. retrospective of the work of Carolee Schneemann, spanning the artist’s prolific six-decade career.

Carolee Schneemann Sabine Breitwieser Branden W. Joseph Frank Gallipolli Erica Papernik Shimizu Oliver Shultz

Sunday 22 October 2017 to Thursday 01 February 2018
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Cathy Wilkes

MoMA PS1 will present the first solo museum exhibition in New York focused on Glasgow-based artist Cathy Wilkes (b. 1966), in conjunction with the inaugural Lassnig Art Prize.

Cathy Wilkes Peter Eleey Margaret Aldredge Diamon

Saturday 22 October 2016 to Thursday 01 February 2018
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Ian Cheng

MoMA PS1 will present Ian Cheng’s (b. 1984) first U.S. museum solo presentation, featuring the artist’s complete Emissary trilogy (2015-2017), a series of three live simulation video works dedicated to the history of cognitive evolution.

Ian Cheng Peter Eleey Jocelyn Miller

Sunday 09 April 2017 to Monday 25 September 2017
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Mark Leckey: Containers And Their Drivers

MoMA PS1 will present the first comprehensive U.S. survey of the pioneering British artist Mark Leckey and the largest exhibition of his work to date. Since coming to prominence in the late 1990s, Mark Leckey’s dynamic and varied practice has combined formal experimentation with pointed explorations of class and history.

Mark Leckey

Sunday 23 October 2016 to Sunday 05 March 2017
Opening: Friday 21 October 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Projects 105: Cinthia Marcelle

Projects 105 presents Education by Stone (2016), a new site-specific installation by Cinthia Marcelle (Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 1974) and the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York. Marcelle is known for her installations, performances, and videos, which stage forms of labor to produce poetic situations.

Cinthia Marcelle

Sunday 23 October 2016 to Sunday 05 March 2017
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Sascha Braunig: Shivers

With more than twenty works made over the last five years, Shivers showcases Braunig's unique approach to the studio portrait. Beginning with meticulously rendered paintings of fantastical sculptural constructions, the artist has deployed a range of pictorial techniques to depict bodies under duress.

Sascha Braunig Peter Eleey

Sunday 23 October 2016 to Sunday 05 March 2017
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology and Music

For three consecutive weekends, the series focuses on gender positions that reject and challenge a binary world view and looks at the historical role that electronic music plays in creating alternative spaces allowing for multitudes of identities, desires, and affects.

Sunday 12 February 2017 to Sunday 26 February 2017
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Crumbling World Runway

Intermedia artist India Salvor Menuez brings together a multidisciplinary group of designers, visual artists, writers, and performers, including Maria José, Sara Grace Powell, Rowan Oliver, Ser Serpas, Women’s History Museum, and Ariel Zetina, to present original work utilizing performance, poetry, and music, to address mutual expression, community, and personal identity.

India Salvor Menuez Maria José Sara Grace Powell Rowan Oliver Ser Serpas Ariel Zetina Women’S History Museum

Sunday 05 February 2017 to Sunday 05 February 2017
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Rockaway!

MoMA PS1 presents Rockaway!, a special outdoor exhibit by artist Katharina Grosse, acclaimed for exploring the medium of painting in regards to its locations, conditions and possibilities. Through this temporary public art installation, Grosse turns Ft. Tilden's decaying aquatics building into a sublimely exhilarating exterior painting with her unique spray painting technique.

Katharina Grosse

Sunday 03 July 2016 to Wednesday 30 November 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

3 collections

Cao Fei

MoMA PS1 presents the first museum solo show in the United States of Beijing-based artist Cao Fei. One of the most innovative young artists to have emerged from China, Cao Fei creates multimedia projects that explore the experiences of young Chinese citizens as they develop strategies for overcoming and escaping the realities of a rapidly changing society.

Cao Fei

Sunday 03 April 2016 to Wednesday 31 August 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Projects 103: Thea Djordjadze

Projects 103, the first exhibition in the forty-five year history of the Elaine Dannheisser Projects Series to take place a MoMA PS1, presents a site-specific sculpture by the Berlin-based, Georgian artist Thea Djordjadze.

Thea Djordjadze

Sunday 03 April 2016 to Monday 29 August 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2 collections

Rodney McMillian: Landscape Paintings

MoMA PS1 presents Rodney McMillian: Landscape Paintings, an exhibition of works by Los Angeles-based artist Rodney McMillian (b. 1969, Columbia, South Carolina). The exhibition is comprised of a suite of twelve paintings on bed sheets and an untitled video from 2005.

Rodney Mc Millian

Sunday 03 April 2016 to Monday 29 August 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

FORTY

MoMA PS1 presents FORTY, an exhibition celebrating the institution’s fortieth anniversary, organized by PS1's founder, Alanna Heiss. The exhibition presents work by a group of artists who were critical to the early 1970s alternative art spaces movement, and to the establishment in 1976 of PS1 and its landmark opening show, Rooms.

John Baldessari Sol Lewitt Lynda Benglis Mary Miss Gordon Matta Clark Lawrence Weiner Richard Artschwager Laurie Anderson Carl Andre Brian O’Doherty Cecile Abish Jennifer Bartlett James Bishop Daniel Buren Colette Ron Gorchov Robert Grosvenor Marcia Hafif David Hammons Jene Highstein Nancy Holt Bill Jensen Richard “Dickie” Landry Barry Le Va John Mc Cracken Max Neuhaus Richard Nonas Dennis Oppenheim Nam June Paik Howardena Pindell Robert Ryman Alan Saret Joel Shapiro Judith Shea Charles Simonds Keith Sonnier Pat Steir Michelle Stuart Doug Wheeler Jackie Winsor Robert Yasuda

Sunday 19 June 2016 to Sunday 28 August 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2 collections

Tobias Madison and Matthew Lutz-Kinoy Rotting Wood: the Dripping Word: Shūji Terayama’s "Kegawa no Marii"

For the 2016 Sunday Sessions commission, MoMA PS1 invites Tobias Madison and Matthew Lutz-Kinoy to present an artistic homage to the work of Japanese avant-garde playwright and filmmaker Shūji Terayama, active from the mid 1960s until his untimely passing in 1983.

Tobias Madison Matthew Lutz Kinoy Shūji Terayama

Saturday 23 April 2016 to Sunday 24 April 2016
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Rosa Barba, White Museum - Live

Rosa Barba presents the first performance of White Museum – Live in which she plays with the light emitted from a 70mm projector as though it were an instrument.

Rosa Barba

Sunday 10 April 2016 to Sunday 10 April 2016
Art performance in New York, United States.

MoMA PS1 Summer Artists Party | June 26 8pm – Midnight

MoMA PS1 Summer Artists Party | June 26 8pm – Midnight Friday June 26, 2015 8pm - Midnight

Friday 26 June 2015 to Friday 26 June 2015
Art special_event in New York, United States.

18 collections

EXPO 1: New York

EXPO 1: New York is an exploration of ecological challenges in the context of the economic and sociopolitical instability of the early 21st century. Acting under the guise of a festival-as-institution, EXPO 1: New York imagines a contemporary art museum dedicated to ecological concerns.

Sunday 12 May 2013 to Monday 02 September 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Michelangelo Frammartino: Alberi

Once upon a time trees in the south Italian countryside used to come alive and move from the forest into the village to celebrate the yearly fusion of man and earth. Immersing visitors in the sound and imagery of rustling foliage, the cinematic installation, Alberi (ital. trees), takes them on a cyclic journey through reveries of mystic appearances.

Thursday 18 April 2013 to Saturday 27 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

4 collections

New Pictures of Common Objects

Artists today have a very different relationship to mass consumption and images then artists who first engaged with these topics in the 1960s. Five emerging artists engage with images as raw material to create sculptures, videos, photographs, and installations. They recognize the elastic and diffuse nature of images, utilizing pictures to challenge expectations of genre, form and meaning.

Trisha Baga Lucas Blalock Josh Kline Margaret Lee Helen Marten

Sunday 21 October 2012 to Sunday 14 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

7 collections

Ed Atkins

Known for his high-definition videos that defy narrative conventions, Ed Atkins works with filmic and text-based forms in technological transition. The artist considers HD technology deathlike because of how it intensifies the visibility of the filmed subject, creating an image that prioritizes its own representation over the language, character, and emotions of the figures it depicts.

Ed Atkins

Sunday 20 January 2013 to Monday 01 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2 collections

Jeff Elrod: Nobody Sees Like Us

Jeff Elrod (American, b. 1966) creates abstract paintings using basic computer software as a starting point for his artistic process. He began painting abstractions of video game imagery in the early 1990s before using computers, starting in 1997, to facilitate paintings through a technique he calls “frictionless drawing.”

Jeff Elrod

Sunday 20 January 2013 to Monday 01 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

4 collections

Metahaven: Islands in the Cloud

Founded by Vinca Kruk and Daniel van der Velden in 2007 as a design and research studio, Metahaven has come to define a new methodology in graphic design.

Sunday 20 January 2013 to Monday 01 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

3 collections

Huma Bhabha: Unnatural Histories

Huma Bhabha is known for her engagement with the human figure and for her use of found materials, working primarily in sculpture. Often tending towards the grotesque, Bhabha’s sculptural works and photo-based drawings feature bodies that appear dissected and dismembered, but one can likewise view them as monuments to human life reclaimed from the detritus of a post-apocalyptic landscape.

Huma Bhabha

Sunday 18 November 2012 to Monday 01 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt: Tender Love Among the Junk

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt’s mixed-media constructions, collages, and installations are marked by a trashy opulence concocted from household items and dollar stores. Mimicking Byzantine decoration with cellophane, aluminum foil, tinsel and glitter, Lanigan-Schmidt (American, b. 1948) pioneered a maximalist aesthetic in the late 1960s that explored gay sexuality, class struggle, and religion.

Thomas Lanigan Schmidt

Sunday 18 November 2012 to Monday 01 April 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

5 collections

CONFETTISYSTEM: 100 Arrangements

The artist-design firm CONFETTISYSTEM works in a multivalent environment that resists simple categorization by discipline. The firm creates set designs, objects, and interactive installations for a range of partners including corporate clients, musicians, and art institutions.

Sunday 20 January 2013 to Sunday 31 March 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

4 collections

Cyprien Gaillard

Cyprien Gaillard's (b. 1980, Paris) work navigates geographical sites and psychological states, addressing the relationship between architecture and nature, and evolution and erosion.

Sunday 20 January 2013 to Monday 18 March 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2 collections

Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960–1980

Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980 chronicles the vital legacy of the African American artistic community in Los Angeles, examining a pioneering group of black artists whose work, connections, and friendships with other artists of varied ethnic backgrounds influenced the creative community and artistic practices that developed in Los Angeles during this historic period.

Monday 01 October 2012 to Monday 11 March 2013
Art exhibition in United States.

Ferhat Özgür: I Can Sing

Ferhat Özgür‘s (Turkish, b. 1965) practice critiques contemporary political realities with humor and irony. Living and working in Istanbul, Özgür principally focuses upon the relationship of the individual with society, using his work as a space within which individuality can be expressed in spite of the context of oppressive environments.

Ferhat Özgür

Thursday 25 October 2012 to Saturday 19 January 2013
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

4 collections

Max Brand: no solid footing – (trained) duck fighting a crow

Max Brand (German, b. 1982) paints with a wide variety of media including sidewalk chalk, crayon, pencil, marker, spray paint, ballpoint pen, chlorine bleach, and oil and acrylic paints. His chaotic lines, lush washes, and indeterminate stains create thickets of representational noise that are as exuberant as they are deceptively scatterbrained.

Thursday 19 April 2012 to Tuesday 01 January 2013
Art exhibition in United States.

Matt Connors: Impressionism

Like many younger painters working with abstraction, Matt Connors (American, b. 1973) engages freely with the histories of his medium without depending upon them.

Sunday 21 October 2012 to Monday 31 December 2012
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

3 collections

Esther Kläs – Better Energy

Working with a range of processes and materials, Esther Kläs (German, b. 1981) creates totems that register the residues of their construction. Her plaster, ceramic, resin, and concrete sculptures are usually made using very basic forms of casting, which the artist does herself, alone in her studio.

Esther Kläs

Sunday 03 June 2012 to Monday 17 September 2012
Art exhibition in United States.

3 collections

Solo projects by Rey Akdogan, Edgardo Aragón, Ilja Karilampi, and Caitlin Keogh

MoMA PS1 presents a series of solo project exhibitions by four international emerging artists, including the New York premiere of videos by both Edgardo Aragón and Ilja Karilampi, Caitlin Keogh’s first solo museum exhibition, and the presentation of a new installation by Rey Akdogan.

Edgardo Aragón Ilja Karilampi Caitlin Keogh Rey Akdogan

Sunday 03 June 2012 to Monday 17 September 2012
Art exhibition in United States.

4 collections

Lara Favaretto: Just Knocked Out

MoMA PS1 presents the first survey of Lara Favaretto (b. Treviso, 1973), comprising a dozen works from the past fifteen years, as well as new pieces created specifically for the exhibition. Organized by MoMA PS1 Curator Peter Eleey, the show will also feature the first presentation of the extensive archive of images that the artist has collected as source material and inspiration.

Thursday 03 May 2012 to Monday 10 September 2012
Art exhibition in United States.

4 collections

Frances Stark: My Best Thing

Frances Stark (American, b. 1967) is a Los Angeles-based artist and writer whose work explores image-making and the written word. Known for her works on paper that often reference the acts of drawing and writing, Stark also makes videos, sculptures, and live performances that are suffused with self-doubt, speculation, and vulnerability.

Frances Stark

Friday 14 October 2011 to Sunday 01 July 2012
Art exhibition in New York, United States.

2 collections

Rania Stephan

Rania Stephan (Lebanese, b. 1960) has been working with film for the last two decades. Stephan's body of work may at first appear perplexingly heterogeneous—ranging from video art to raw documentary—yet its underlying coherence stems from her country of origin, Lebanon, which stands at a crossroads of cultures and influences, East and West, and remains a place of both exile and return.

Saturday 15 October 2011 to Wednesday 30 May 2012
Art exhibition in United States.

5 collections

Darren Bader: Images

This is a show of living sculptures that hopes to create new homes for animals in shelters. Over the past decade, the relationships between culture and those who produce and consume it has changed radically. Working with a lyrical absurdity, the artist humorously complicates the hierarchies that underscore the economies of cultural production and receptions.

Darren Bader

Sunday 29 January 2012 to Monday 14 May 2012
Art exhibition in New York, United States.