Plan Your Visit to MoMA PS1
Carolee Schneemann. Up to and Including Her Limits. 1973-76. Crayon on paper, rope, harness, 16mm film projector, video (color, sound; 29 min.), and six monitors. Dimensions variable. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Committee on Drawings Funds and Committee on Media and Performance Art Funds, 2012. © 2015 Courtesy of Carolee Schneemann and PPOW Gallery, NY. Digital image © 2015 The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo: Jonathan Muzikar
The fate of humanity through art, daily life rituals, the other side of touristic images, and investigations into subjectivity—four solo exhibitions, four treats for art lovers at MoMA museums.
There’s a lot going on in MoMA museums, enough to cover your artistic craving through the cold time of the year. Four exhibitions, currently on the view, caught our attention in particular. Naeem Mohaiemen, explores the contemporary contemporary legacies of decolonization, highlighting the multiple viewpoints and perspectives on the development of modernity. There Is No Last Man, on the view at MoMA PS1 until March 11th, the artists brings together two distinct works, inspired by the people close and dear to the artist: his father and great uncle.
At the same time, the first monographic exhibition of Cathy Wilkes, celebrates the milestone of her artistic career— Wilkes’s receipt of the first Maria Lassnig Prize. The exhibition, also on the view until March 11th, features approximately 50 works, both from collections and new pieces created for the show.
Cathy Wilkes. Untitled. 2012. Gift of the Speyer Family Foundation and Mrs. Saidie A. May (by exchange). © 2017 Cathy Wilkes
Another solo exhibition brings the multimedia works of Alvaro Barrington to MoMA PS1 until December 31st. Expect lots of close-ups, including faces, body parts, and tropical vegetation, interlaced in an effort to show the alternative narrative behind postcard-perfect pictures.
Finally, the six decades of Carolee Schneemann’s artistic career, are brought in the first comprehensive retrospective, on the view until March 11th. Kinetic Painting brings the audience rarely seen examples of the artist’s early paintings and their evolution to the groundbreaking innovations in performance, film, and installation.
Alvaro Barrington, Garvey Loves Flowers Too (2015/2016). Courtesy the artist.
人类的命运通过艺术、日常生活的仪式、旅游形象另一面以及对主观调查的四个MoMA不同的个展展示，为艺术爱好者提供了可选性。
MoMA博物馆里有很多东西，这些足以满足你在一年中的寒冷季节里的艺术渴望。目前正在展出的四个展览，尤其吸引我们的注意。Naeem Mohaiemen，探索当代非殖民化的遗产，强调现代性发展的多重视角和观点。No Last Man，由MoMA PS1展出直至3月11号，艺术家们将两幅截然不同的作品汇集在一起，灵感来自于艺术家的挚爱:他的父亲和伟大的叔叔。
Naeem Mohaiemen: There Is No Last Man
与此同时，凯西·威尔克斯(Cathy Wilkes)的第一次专题展览，以庆祝她艺术生涯的里程碑---第一个玛丽亚·拉斯尼克奖(Maria Lassnig Prize)。这次展览也将展出至3月11日，展出的作品大约有50件，既有收藏品，也有专门为展览创造的新作品。
另一个个展，将Alvaro Barrington的多媒体作品带给MoMA PS1，直至12月31日。大量特写镜头被期待，包括脸部、身体部位和热带植被，这些交织在一起，以展示明信片般完美照片的背后的另一种叙述。
最后，一直持续到3月11号，带来罗琳·施尼曼(Carolee Schneemann)六十年来艺术生涯的第一次全面回顾展。动态绘画给观众带来了罕见的艺术家早期绘画的作品，以及他们在表演、电影和装置方面的突破性创新。