Ralph Lemon at MoMA PS1: An Exploration of Movement and Memory
Ceremonies Out of the Air at MoMA PS1 by Ralph Lemon presents over sixty artworks from the past decade—spanning dance, video installations, drawings, sculptures, photographs, paintings, and live performances. Lemon engages with postmodern dance and storytelling, using the body as an archive to challenge conventional perspectives. Lemon’s movement-based works challenge formalist conventions and disrupt historical narratives, […]
Thomas Schütte at MoMA: Reframing Styles, Reimagining Boundaries
The MoMA retrospective of Thomas Schütte features 100 striking works. The artist moves beyond Minimal and Conceptual styles to reintroduce narrative, blending personal and historical stories that challenge norms and refresh traditional genres. Curated by Paulina Pobocha, the exhibition reframes perceptions of Schütte’s work, even for those who may not have viewed him as deserving […]
Joan Jonas’s Retrospective at MoMA
Joan Jonas’s career retrospective at MoMA, Good Night Good Morning blends childlike wonder with awareness of the world’s fragility. The exhibition’s design enhances coherence, departing from the museum’s typical sterile aesthetic. Curated by Hiroko Ishikawa, Good Night Good Morning presents a comprehensive view of Joan Jonas’s artistic evolution. It highlights her use of various materials […]
