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A photograph of two people bending over tending to an urban garden with tall sunflowers in the foreground

How can we dream of a world that is ecologically just and rooted in equity for all human and nonhuman life? The newest project for MoMAs Crown Creativity Lab, Dreaming a World for Change, offers a space where you can consider your relationship to the environments you inhabit through activities and resources designed by artists and community organizations. What might a world look like in which we have all we need for ourselves and our communities?Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Emerging Ecologies: Architecture and the Rise of Environmentalism, Dreaming a World for Change encourages you to play the game WHAT IF?, created by artists Sarah Rothberg and Marina Zurkow, that invites you to imagine a world you want to live in; learn about urban gardening and environmental justice through resources designed by the Lower Eastside Girls Club; and share your own personal reflections.Stop by the Crown Creativity Lab on your next visit and join us in finding inspiration in our galleries and beyondmake art with your family, experience Rirkrit Tiravanijas participatory artworksat MoMA PS1, share your reflections with our writing club, and more.

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An installation view of Rirkrit Tiravanija's "untitled 1990 (pad thai)" (1990)

Rirkrit Tiravanija at MoMA PS1

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Experience the largest exhibition to date of Thai artist Rirkrit Tiravanija, featuring many of his most iconic interactive works.

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The top of a ketchup bottle on the left, several blueberries, with lines made from blueberry juice radiating out; a whole beet with greens in the middle of the image; a circle of coffee grounds on the bottom left; a used tea bag on the upper middle right; a cross-section of purple cabbage on the bottom. Various marks made from these food items spread throughout the image.

Family Art Workshop: Drips, Blobs, and Splats

Sun, Nov 5

Take inspiration from Ed Ruschas art made from overlooked things. Make marks with a multitude of materials like coffee, beets, chocolate, and flowers. Recommended for ages four through six

A photograph of two people standing in front of a large painting that depicts the letters OOF in yellow on a bright blue background. They have their backs to the viewer.

ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN

To call it the show of the season is something of an understatement.The New York Times

A drawing of Carl Sagan with a miniature version of the earth floating above his left hand and a large satellite floating in space above the earth

Ted Clossons Beautiful Dreams

For the latest in our Drawn to MoMA series, the artist reflects on the visionary scenes of life in space, crafted by the hopeful artists who came before him.

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An installation view of Leandro Katz's "Lunar Sentence II" (197879) which shows the many different phases of the moon

Writing Club: On the Moon

Join independent writer and curator Serubiri Moses for a writing workshop reflecting on Leandro Katzs Lunar Sentence II. Sessions meet in person on October 30 and online on November 13.

An colorful etching with white, red, and blue geometric cubes covering the left half of the work. Out of the cubes and in the middle of the work is the head of a sad looking man looking to the viewer's right

Member Previews: New Ground

Oct 2728

Members see New Ground: Jacob Samuel and Contemporary Etching first to discover how this master printer and publisher works with contemporary artists using a 500-year-old printing technique.

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*20% Sitewide Sale: MoMA Members, who receive everyday 10% and 15% discounts, receive a total of 20% off sitewide. To redeem online, please make sure you sign into your account with the membership number linked to your account membership page or checkout with your membership information, then enter promo code BFF20 in the promo box at checkout or mention when placing a phone order. Your additional 10% or 5% order discount will appear in your order summary. This promotion cannot be combined with the 20% first-time MoMA member discount. Limit one promotion code per order. Discount applies to in-stock items only and is excluded from purchases of memberships, gift cards, prior purchases, tax, shipping charges and product exclusions. Exclusions are subject to change. Offer is valid October 17, 2023, 12:00 a.m. ET to October 21, 2023, 3:00 a.m. ET.**15% Sitewide Sale: To redeem online, Non-MoMA Members enter promo code BFF15 in the promo code box at checkout or mention when placing a phone order. This promotion cannot be combined with the MoMA member discount and with the 20% first-time MoMA member discount. Limit one promotion code per order. Discount applies to in-stock items only and is excluded from purchases of memberships, gift cards, prior purchases, tax, shipping charges and product exclusions. Exclusions are subject to change. Offer is valid October 17, 2023, 12:00 a.m. ET to October 21, 2023, 3:00 a.m. ET.Images, from top:Photo of the Lower Eastside Girls Clubs rooftop garden. Courtesy of the Lower Eastside Girls Club;Rirkrit Tiravanija. untitled 1990 (pad thai). 1990. Mixed media. Installation view, Project Room, Paula Allen Gallery, New York, 1990. Courtesy the Rirkrit Tiravanija Archive;Image by ALSO, taken from Art Making with MoMA: 20 Activities for Kids Inspired by Artists at The Museum of Modern Art, published by The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Installation view of ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN, The Museum of Modern Art, September 10, 2023January 13, 2024. Photo: Gus Powell; Panel from Ted Clossons Beautiful Dreams, 2023. Courtesy the artist; Installation view of Gallery 205: An Inward Turn, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 7, 2022ongoing. Shown: Leandro Katz. Lunar Sentence II. 197879. Gelatin silver prints on six panels. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Latin American and Caribbean Fund. 2023 Leandro Katz; Barry McGee. Untitled from Drypoint on Acid.2006. Etching and aquatint with chine coll and collage addition from a portfolio of seven drypoints with chine coll (three with collage additions), one drypoint and aquatint with chine coll and collage additions, one etching with chine coll and spraypaint additions, and one etching and aquatint with chine coll and collaged screenprint additions. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Ann and Lee Fensterstock Fund. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. 2023 Barry McGee

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