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Roy Lichtenstein

Lichtenstein's Pop masterworks at the Whitney

Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Wetland

Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen resurrects Berlin's lost wetlands as a digital, singing swamp — blending ecological research, Slavic folklore, and game-engine technology into an immersive landscape.

The Surrealist Book

MoMA presents a landmark survey of Surrealist books — from glass-bound volumes to solarized photo-poems — tracing the movement's radical reinvention of the printed page from the 1920s to the 1960s.

Nilima Sheikh: Fractured Skies

A landmark solo survey of Nilima Sheikh's five-decade practice, uniting major series on Kashmir — including a new site-responsive debut at MoMA — through scroll-format narrative painting.

Alex Da Corte: Hot Dog with Ketchup

Alex Da Corte's large-scale facade work splashes ketchup across a Lichtenstein print, colliding Pop Art cool with Abstract Expressionist gesture in a playful, site-specific billboard.

Taking Back Our Space: Photographic Perspectives

Eight artists reclaim space through a feminist photographic lens.

Ecologies of Care at Socrates Sculpture Park

Dominican artist Lizania Cruz transforms Socrates Sculpture Park into a living archive, inviting visitors to map the interdependent relationships between people, wildlife, and the built environment.

Roy Lichtenstein: 1997

A focused look at rarely seen works from the final year of Roy Lichtenstein's life, revealing the restless experimentation and digital-age curiosity that defined his late career.

The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans

A landmark reexamination of self-taught visionary Minnie Evans, bringing together drawings, paintings, and collages from 1935–1981 that blend dreams, spirituality, and the natural world.

It's Alive! A Century of Animation from the Collection

MoMA surveys over 100 years of animation, spotlighting New York's pivotal role and the work of 35+ filmmakers who shaped the medium from silent-era icons to the MTV age.

Pierre Huyghe: UUmwelt

AI visions from brain scans in MoMA's Sculpture Garden

Hyundai Card First Look: Sheree Hovsepian

Fragmented bodies assembled into charged 3D compositions.

Hyundai Card First Look: Joan Snyder

A lush abstract painting by Joan Snyder at MoMA

Leo Castañeda: Camoflux Recall Grotto

A web game growing cyberflora in a surreal primordial grotto.

Memo Akten & Katie Hofstadter: The Thinking Ocean

Where fluid dynamics meets code in a living digital ocean.

"Untitled" (America)

American art 1900–1980s, anchored by Gonzalez-Torres

Odili Donald Odita: Songs from Life

Immersive abstract mural inspired by music at MoMA

Dyani White Hawk: Nourish

Ceramic tile mosaic rooted in Lakota artistic tradition

Rashid Johnson: New Poetry

A site-specific steel-grid poem inside and outside the Whitney.

David Hammons: Day's End

A monumental permanent installation on the Hudson River waterfront.

Creativity Lab: Art of the Book

An interactive installation at MoMA exploring the book as artistic medium, with workshops, drawing prompts, and a resource library developed with Center for Book Arts, Dieu Donne, and Chang Yuchen.

Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design

A sweeping survey of contemporary information design, exploring how designers transform raw data into visual stories — and why that act of translation matters more than ever.

In the Making 2026

MoMA's annual free studio art program for young people culminates in an exhibition of collaborative and individual works exploring themes of reality, shelter, nature, and mark-making.

Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes

The first solo museum show devoted to Senegalese American artist Coumba Samba, featuring an immersive installation that interrogates nuclear power, African resource extraction, and the U.S. military-industrial complex.

Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western Africa

Architecture and independence across seven West African nations.

Robert Nideffer: 12 Years in Azeroth – The Journey Begins

Twelve years inside World of Warcraft, reimagined as interactive art.

Frank WANG Yefeng: The Levitating Perils #2

Five animations reclaiming the "Yellow Peril" myth

The Sumptuous Discovery of Gotham a Go-Go

A student-imagined mural of a parallel New York City