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MoMA Exhibitions | Past Exhibitions, Now Showing, & Upcoming Shows
Exhibits at MoMA
The diverse artworks at MoMA have evolved from a modest 8 prints and 1 drawing in 1929 to a collection of over 200,000 pieces today. On the 5th floor, discover masterpieces from 1880 to 1950, including Les Demoiselles d’Avignon and Water Lilies. Make your way to the 4th floor for works from 1950 to 1980, featuring The Swimming Pool and Empire. Then, head over to the 2nd floor for contemporary collections like Government Approved Fallout Shelter Snack Bar and House of Hope.
MoMA Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
MoMA’s first exhibition which was held on November 7, 1929, displayed the artwork of the four most celebrated European painters — Cézanne, Gauguin, Seurat, and Van Gogh.
Since then till today, this modern art space has hosted 3500+ exhibitions featuring the artwork of global artists and painters including Charles Burchfield, Toulouse-Lautrec, Diego Rivera, Walker Evans, etc.
Some of the most celebrated works that have made their way to the walls of this gallery include the 1931 Henri Matisse show, the first-ever MoMA exhibition devoted to a single artist; a 1939 retrospective of Pablo Picasso, which displayed Guernica, his most famous painting, and the 1955's The Family of Man, which brought together images by photographers from around the world.
Currently Showing
- Marlon Mullen's Projects: Marlon Mullen: Ongoing (till 20 April 2025)
- Christian Marclay's The Clock: Ongoing (till 11 May 2025)
- Video After Video The Critical Media of CAMP: Ongoing (till 20 July 2025)
- Otobong Nkanga's Cadence: Ongoing (till 27 July 2025)
- Jack Whitten's The Messenger: Ongoing (till 2 August 2025)
- Pirouette: Turning Points in Design: Ongoing (till 18 October 2025)
Upcoming Displays
- Odili Donald Odita's Songs from Life: 8 April–April 2026
- Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction: 20 April–13 September 2025
- Rosa Barba's The Ocean of One’s Pause: 3 May–6 July 2025
- Hilma af Klint's What Stands Behind the Flowers: 11 May–27 September 2025
- Projects: Ufuoma Essi: 22 May–13 October 2025
- Studio Residency by Jonathan Berger: 2 August–24 August 2025
- Stephen Prina's A Lick and a Promise: September–December 2025
- New Photography 2025: Lines of Belonging: 14 September 2025–17 January 2026
- Ruth Asawa, A Retrospective: 19 October 2025–7 February 2026
- Ideas of Africa: Portraiture and Political Imagination: 14 December 2025–4 April 2026
Film exhibitions
The MoMA museum's film department handpicks films from their collection and even from the latest releases so that visitors can experience the world cinema, dive into the history of cinema, and discover the next great director. MoMA has also started streaming films virtually, so you can enjoy the various films at home.
Virtual Exhibitions
Well, if you can’t make it all the way to New York, they’re bringing the experience to your home through their series of virtual exhibitions. These highlight the artworks of some of the most talented artists around the world including paintings, video stories, audiobooks, and more. Some of the virtual exhibitions include Neri Oxman’s Material Ecology, Amy Sillman’s The Shape Of Shape, and more. Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver’s Cinematic Illumination and more. You can also explore topics like NY’s iconic sculpture gardens, Gordon Park, New York, Open Cit,y etc.
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Frequently asked questions about MoMA exhibitions
What is showing at MoMA in NYC?
Video After Video The Critical Media of CAMP, Otobong Nkanga's Cadence, Jack Whitten's The Messenger, and Pirouette: Turning Points in Design are some of the shows on display at the MoMA currently.
Do I need to buy separate tickets to view the various exhibits at MoMA?
No, the tickets to MoMA include admission to all galleries and special exhibitions. You can purchase tickets to MoMA here.
What types of art are displayed at MoMA?
MoMA showcases a diverse range of modern and contemporary art forms, including paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, architecture, design, film, and media.
Are there any famous artworks at MoMA that I shouldn't miss?
Yes, iconic pieces like Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night, Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, and Claude Monet's Water Lilies are must-sees at MoMA.
How often do the exhibitions change at MoMA?
Exhibitions at MoMA are regularly rotated, with new shows introduced throughout the year.
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