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following the Museum’s reopening will be a multimedia work
                                                              by Haegue Yang.

         FIRST YEAR OF MEDIA                                  The Studio is a new live space dedicated to performance,
                                                              music, sound, spoken word, and expanded approaches to
         AND PERFORMANCE                                      the moving image. Since MoMA’s founding, the Museum
         PROGRAMMING FOR NEW                                  has shown a commitment to dance and the performing

                                                              arts through its collection and exhibition programming.
         STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDIO                              It has been a bold innovator in positioning live art within
         The Museum of Modern Art                             broader narratives of art history. Situated at the heart
                                                              of the Museum, within the collection gallery circuit on
                                                              the fourth floor, the Studio is the world’s first dedicated
                                                              space for performance, process, and time-based art to
         The inaugural program for the Marie-Joseé and Henry Kravis   be centrally integrated within the galleries of a major
         Studio that will open with the newly-expanded MoMA on   international Museum. This new space will be a fundamental
         October 21, 2019 includes a presentation of Rainforest   element in MoMA’s efforts to frame its collection as a living
         V (variation 1) by David Tudor and Composers Inside   history for both collection-responsive programming and
         Electronics;  commissions by Adam Linder and Shahryar   new commissions by established and emerging artists.
         Nashat; Shuzo Azuchi Gulliver’s Cinematic Illumination;  two   The program aims to enrich histories of modern and
         new series: Studio Now and Studio Sound; and a Studio   contemporary art, while at the same time offering a key
         Residency with Okwui Okpokwasili. Rounding out the   platform to support artists in creating new possibilities for
         Museum’s presentation of media and performance, the first   engaging with audiences and experimenting with new art
         installation in the Donald B. and Catherine C. Marron Atrium   forms.


                                                              First year Studio Residency artist Okwui Okpokwasili, Poor People’s TV
                                                              Room (solo). Performed at Lincoln Center Atrium 2015. Photo by Caitlin
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