Desi González

A person's head appears to be replaced with a cardboard doll house in this virtual reality headset designed by Laura Juo-Hsin Chen.

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When the Headset Comes Off ➚

A collage of cards from the Future of Cultural heritage workshop

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The Future of Cultural Heritage

Art Making with MoMA Activity Kit

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Art Making with MoMA

SPAN tote bag with two SPAN readers. One of the readers is open to the article "Color Coding" by Desi Gonzalez.

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Google SPAN 2017

The Andy Warhol Museum's facade

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warhol.org redesign

This photograph is by artist Sarah Meyohas. It depicts a recursive images of a woman's bare legs, her pelvis in the middle obscured by a mirror. Above the mirror we glimpse a little bit of bold pink flowers. The background is yellow.

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Culture on the Blockchain

A pile of bright orange and green response cards

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Pop-Up Digital Lab

An installation shot of Hans Hollein's MAN transFORMS exhibitions. A wood paneled room is filled with geometric objects.

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The Public as Producer ➚

Colorful flashcards bearing words such as "pastel," "tono," and "buenazo" are arranged in a pile. In the center, one of the cards is turned face-up, displaying two possible definitions of the word "causa": 1.) "a typical dish consisting of mashed potatoes with various fillings," or 2.) "a good friend, homeboy"

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Peruanismos

A metronome with a Fitbit strapped to its pendulum. Artwork credit: Tega Brain and Surya Mattu: Unfit Bits Metronome, 2015, metronome and Fitbit.

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Fit for the Future ➚

Two false walls in a dim room are painted green and blue. Hanging on each wall is a large rectangle covered with brown paper and packaging tape. Artwork credit: Edi Hirose, Trinity, 2010, ink-jet print on cotton, 43¼ by 54 inches. Courtesy Galería Lucía de la Puente, Lima.

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Historic Renovation ➚

Pedro “Monky” Tolomeo, an artist based in Lima, hanging chicha posters along the side of the road in the San Juan Lurigancho neighborhood. Courtesy Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, Washington, D.C. Photo Joshua Eli Cogan.

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The Map and the Typography ➚

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Museum Making

A group of people strike silly poses with tools

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Creative Technologies Prototyping Lab

Four homemade crayons with bands of wax in different widths and colors

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Art Crayons

Magazine clipping portraying the Kuwait Central Bank, designed by Arne Jacobsen, found in the Al Qabas Newspaper Archive. Images courtesy of Al Qabas Newspaper Archive.

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Acquiring Modernity ➚

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Hacking Arts

A painting with cutouts of a pitcher and a chalice, with an abstracted backdrop. Artwork credit: Sonia Almeida, Silver Screen, 2013, oil on marine plywood, green LEDs, 64 by 82½ inches; at MIT List Visual Arts Center

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Review: Sonia Almeida ➚

A black and white film still of a person putting on a mask-like contraption. Artwork credit: Lauren Moffat, Not Eye.

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Sundance: New Frontier ➚

An abstract painting of geometric forms and lines rendered in bright colors and patchy brushstrokes. Artwork credit: Amy Sillman, C, 2007, oil on canvas, 45 by 39 inches; at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

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Review: Amy Sillman ➚

A Japanese woodcut print of a massive wave engulfing a mountain peak in the background. Artwork credit: Under the Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai aratame Iitsu hitsu

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Art Traffickr

Circles of different sizes and colors arranges in clumps. The larger circles include country names, such as "Britain," "Canada," and "United States."

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MoMA Collection Data Visualization

In this casein tempera painting by Jacob Lawrence, groups of shadowy black figures hurry across a barren landscape. The figures are abstract, rendered in a few colors.

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MoMA Learning

A child and mother recreate an Alexander Calder mobile in MoMA Art Lab

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MoMA Art Lab

Two Everyone's a Critic game pamphlets lie on a black surface

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Everyone’s a Critic

A patchwork of red, gold, blue, and silver florets made from discarded aluminum cans. Artwork by El Anatsui.

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Review: El Anatsui ➚

Bird's eye view of a concrete floor with archival-material covered tables strewn across it. Words such as "transient" and "erased" are stenciled on the ground. This is a screenshot of the Gallery of Lost Art website.

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Review: The Gallery of Lost Art ➚

An elderly man with large glasses sits in a forest and wears a majestic costume made of pine needles. Artwork credit: Eyes as Big as Plates # Bob II (US 2013) © Karoline Hjorth & Riitta Ikonen

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Telling Stories from Stories ➚

A high-definition photograph of the moon against a pitch-black sky

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Review: Trevor Paglen ➚

MoMA activity cards are displayed on a wood floor

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MoMA Activity Cards

A black and white photograph of a woman dressed in a skirt suit in front of a water fountain, her arms outstretched as if she is giving a tour. This image is still from Andrea Fraser's Museum Highlights: A Gallery Talk, 1989. Courtesy of the artist and Friedrich Petzel Gallery, New York.

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Let’s Talk About Art ➚

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Review: Rachel Kneebone ➚

An open suitcase full of assorted objects, including a light bulb, miniature British flag, and cymbal. Part of Alexander Calder's Circus, Whitney Museum of American Art.