Museum of Modern Art

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art museum contemporary art museum cultural institution modern art museum non-profit organization

The Museum of Modern Art is a leading New York City art museum renowned for its influential collection of modern and contemporary art, including iconic works by artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh, and Warhol.

Aliases (13)

Museum of Modern Art, New York ×18
Museum of Modern Art, New York City ×3
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) ×2
The Museum of Modern Art ×2
MoMA ×1
MoMA Department of Architecture ×1
MoMA Department of Media and Performance Art ×1
MoMA Department of Painting and Sculpture ×1
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition ×1
Museum of Modern Art Archives ×1
Museum of Modern Art Library ×1
Museum of Modern Art building (1939), New York City ×1
Museum of Modern Art collection ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	art museum → contemporary art museum → cultural institution → modern art museum → non-profit organization →
affiliatedWith	MoMA PS1 →
alsoKnownAs	MoMA →
country	United States of America →
director	Glenn D. Lowry →
directorStartYear	1995 →
foundedBy	Abby Aldrich Rockefeller → Lillie P. Bliss → Mary Quinn Sullivan →
foundingLocation	New York City →
hasArchive	Museum of Modern Art Archives →
hasCollectionSize	over 200000 works →
hasCollectionType	architecture → contemporary art → design → film → modern art → painting → photography → prints and illustrated books → sculpture →
hasEducationalProgram	film screenings → lectures and symposia → workshops and courses →
hasLibrary	Museum of Modern Art Library →
hasPart	MoMA PS1 →
inception	1929 →
locatedIn	Manhattan → Midtown Manhattan → New York City →
notableArtistInCollection	Andy Warhol → Claude Monet → Henri Matisse → Jackson Pollock → Pablo Picasso → Salvador Dalí → Vincent van Gogh →
notableWorkInCollection	Broadway Boogie Woogie → Campbell's Soup Cans → Les Demoiselles d'Avignon → The Persistence of Memory → The Starry Night →
openingDate	1929-11-07 →
postalCode	10019 →
recognizedAs	one of the most influential museums of modern art in the world →
state	New York →
streetAddress	11 West 53rd Street →
visitorCount	millions of visitors per year →
website	https://www.moma.org →

Referenced by (79)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Barnett Newman → Ben Shahn → Georges Braque → Gerhard Richter → Henri Matisse ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → Jasper Johns ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → Jeff Koons → Lee Krasner → Mark Rothko → Roy Lichtenstein → Walker Evans ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	hasWorkInCollection
Broadway Boogie Woogie → Girl before a Mirror → Gold Marilyn Monroe ("Museum of Modern Art, New York City") → Les Demoiselles d'Avignon → Street, Berlin → The Persistence of Memory → The Red Studio → Three Musicians →	location
Brillo Boxes → Broadway Boogie Woogie → Campbell's Soup Cans → Girl before a Mirror → Gold Marilyn Monroe ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → The Persistence of Memory → Three Musicians ("Museum of Modern Art collection") →	collection
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon → The Persistence of Memory → The Red Studio ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → The Starry Night →	owner
Brooke Astor → David Rockefeller → Nelson Rockefeller →	boardMemberOf
MoMA PS1 ("MoMA Department of Media and Performance Art") → MoMA PS1 ("MoMA Department of Painting and Sculpture") →	collaboration
Manhattan → Manhattan Island →	contains
Glenn D. Lowry → Philip Johnson →	employer
Henri Cartier-Bresson ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → Karl Schmidt-Rottluff ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	hasCollectionAt
Horace Pippin → John Vachon →	hasCollectionIn
The Red Studio ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → The Starry Night →	museum
Horace Pippin ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") → Jenny Holzer ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	notableExhibition
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition → Modern Architecture: International Exhibition ("MoMA Department of Architecture") →	organizedBy
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller → Mary Quinn Sullivan →	supportedInstitution
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon →	acquiredBy
MoMA PS1 ("The Museum of Modern Art") →	affiliation
Museum of Modern Art ("MoMA") →	alsoKnownAs
Rockefeller family →	associatedInstitution
LOVE ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	associatedWith
Deconstructivism ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	associatedWithInstitution
Mary Quinn Sullivan →	coFounded
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller →	coFounderOf
Henry-Russell Hitchcock ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	curatedAt
Glenn D. Lowry →	directorOf
Street, Berlin ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	exhibitedAt
International Style ("Museum of Modern Art, New York City") →	exhibitionHeldAt
Museum of Modern Art ("Museum of Modern Art Archives") →	hasArchive
New York City →	hasCulturalInstitution
David Geffen ("Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)") →	hasDonatedTo
Kara Walker ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	hasExhibitedAt
Museum of Modern Art ("Museum of Modern Art Library") →	hasLibrary
Jazz (book) ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	inCollection
Tulip chair ("Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)") →	inCollectionOf
Modern Architecture: International Exhibition ("Museum of Modern Art, New York City") →	locatedIn
CBS Building →	near
Fifth Avenue–53rd Street →	nearLandmark
Edward Durell Stone ("Museum of Modern Art building (1939), New York City") →	notableWork
MoMA PS1 ("The Museum of Modern Art") →	parentOrganization
International Style ("Modern Architecture: International Exhibition") →	popularizedByExhibition
Jazz (book) ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	subjectOfExhibition
Brooke Astor →	supported
Robert Indiana ("Museum of Modern Art, New York") →	workFeaturedIn