In 2018–19, MoMA collaborated with Google Arts & Culture Lab on a project using machine learning to identify artworks in installation photos. That project has concluded, and works are now being ...

In 2018–19, MoMA collaborated with Google Arts & Culture Lab on a project using machine learning to identify artworks in installation photos. That project has concluded, and works are now being ...

ANN TEMKIN: Black Kites is a work which Orozco himself has, called with marvelous word play, a skullture, S-K-U-L-L-ture. Orozco made this during a several month spell at home, in his apartment on ...

PAOLA ANTONELLI: This is the Lily Impeller. It’s used to keep water circulating in public water supply systems across the country, but it does so in a way that can reduce associated energy use by 85 ...

Using paint brushes as weapons, 2,000 American artists have attacked the enemy in one of the country's largest war poster competitions. The 200 entries judged best by the jury of awards will go on ...

Narrator: The French artist Henri Matisse painted Dance (First Version) in 1909 as a study for a mural by the same name. He used oil paint on canvas. The work measures about eight-and-a-half feet high ...

Director, Glenn Lowry: Here we have a chance to examine this maquette made in cut paper to create a stained-glass window. Matisse was commissioned by the Time Life Company to create this composition.

Narrator: The artist Salvador Dalí made The Persistence of Memory in 1931, using oil on canvas. The work measures 9 and a half inches high and 13 inches wide. In metric units, it is 24 centimeters ...

Narrator: What if someone took a piece of your refrigerator and stuck it onto a picture in an art museum?! That’s what Tom Wesselman did! He made this kitchen by combining real objects, cutouts, and ...

Curator, Anne Umland: If I stepped into a landscape like this, my first thought would be, how do I get out of it? Because it's really creepy. Dalí was an artist from Spain. He liked to make pictures ...

Narrator: Imagine you’re inside this painting. What kinds of sounds would you hear? Curator, Anne Umland: I don't hear talking. What I do hear is the sound of water… Hi, my name's Anne Umland. I'm a ...

SHIRIN NESHAT: I am Shirin Neshat. I'm born in Iran, and have been living in the United States since 1974. These two photographs are from a body of work called Women of Allah, a photographic series ...