Since the late 80s, Tony Cokes has produced a prolific body of videos that engage with critical theory, cultural studies, politics, and popular culture. Watch an exclusive two-week screening of Cokes’s work for our latest Hyundai Card Video Views. mo.ma/3zPkGBk

Adam Pendleton, Notes on Resurrection City, 2021

“My experience as a caseworker became my artistic practice. All that I learned became my methodology—making real artwork with real experiences and people.” — Pepón Osorio

Let Guadalupe Maravilla guide you through healing sound baths at home. Listen to the audio recordings on #MoMAMagazine in both English and Spanish: mo.ma/3r2B1zU

Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen? Closing Celebration. Mon, Feb 21, 6:30-8:30pm. Music by Hahn Rowe, discussion with Julie Mehretu, Jack Halberstam, and Adam Pendleton. Tix online, livestream available. moma.org/calendar/event…

"Sometimes the world confirms what we want it to see, and other times it denies what we want it to see or how we want to be seen." On the final day of "Adam Pendleton: Who Is Queen?" read an interview between Pendleton and Stuart Comer on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma/3JJEsSs

Live art in the heart of the galleries!  Join us for new programs in The Studio, a space for live events—performance, music, sound, spoken word, and expanded approaches to the moving image. Learn more → mo.ma/thestudio

This #PrideMonth, stream “Looking for Langston” from June 15–29 and read an interview with #IsaacJulien in the latest installment of our Hyundai Card Video Views series featuring video works from the collection → mo.ma/3xyz0xc

Anong Houngheuangsy, Tsai Ming-Liang, Lee Kang-Sheng are ready for Tsai's retrospective MoMA Film beginning tomorrow. Are you? Details: mo.ma/3VxFIPl

In this episode of The Week in Art, host Ben Luke gets the latest from @amldawson on this year's Art Dubai fair. Plus, MoMA's largest ever media show and Work of the Week is Lucie Rie's modernist jug and coffee pot Listen now: plinkhq.com/i/1280469178?t… Sponsored by Christie's

Today we celebrated the brilliant Sandra Mujinga and her works now on show MoMA The Museum of Modern Art. Sandra will become a New Yorker this fall, with a residency International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) and an upcoming group show Guggenheim New York! Sandra Mujinga Stuart Comer Lamin Fofana The Kitchen

‘An expansion of the public sphere’: how video transformed the world theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Now open! See how video transformed the world in #Signals, a major exhibition bringing together over six decades of media works from the #MoMACollection. Learn more → mo.ma/signals

How can works of video art intervene to change a culture—of image saturation, spectacle, and sensationalism—that the same medium has helped to produce? Dennis Lim on MoMA's survey of six decades of video art. MoMA The Museum of Modern Art e-flux.com/criticism/5292…

“I want to show [television’s] potential for interaction, its possibilities as a medium for peace and global understanding. It can spread out, cross international borders, provide liberating information, maybe eventually punch a hole in the Iron Curtain.” — Nam June Paik

Johanna Fateman on Signals: How Video Transformed the World @johannafateman The New Yorker —> bit.ly/3nMQo0f

#DaraBirnbaum and #AmarKanwar join MoMA The Museum of Modern Art to discuss the legacy of video as a means of political change and societal transformation. The conversation will be moderated by curators Stuart Comer and Michelle Kuo. 🗓️Wednesday, 3 May 🕕6:00 – 7:30 pm ET

Sondra Perry 💜4ever 💜 bit.ly/40YapP3

In conjunction with the exhibition #Signals, the Mumbai-based group CAMP, led by Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran, joins us for a lecture and screening on May 15 drawing from CAMP’s exploration of simultaneous networks of migration and media → mo.ma/42pp4nJ

Cynthia is the alter ego of Shana Moulton, a video and performance artist now showing at MoMA. Like a lot of us, Cynthia is trying to find answers to her spiritual maladies with physical tactics. trib.al/UofeWqq