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Scenes of an America long gone – or perhaps which never was – at MoMA, New York

Why can’t New York get over its ‘bad old days’?

The final book in a series published by MoMA draws on the museum's collection to chart the development of photography from the mid-19th century to today 

Art Basel sues Adidas; MoMA unveils final design for USD$400 million renovation; documenta 14 artwork stolen

Exploring agency, politics and perspective

As Trump casts his shadow over the city, the art world has found ways to respond

Anish Kapoor to use $1m prize money to aid refugees; 57th Venice Biennale artist list published

Pioneering Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair passes away aged 100; artists and institutions disrupted by Trump’s immigration ban

Recently released online, MoMA’s vast exhibitions archive shakes up the modernist canon

Tania Bruguera announces that she is running for president of Cuba; Kader Attia opens an exhibition and events space in Paris

Curators from influential institutions predict their Frieze London highlights

The Menil Collection receives one of the largest donations in its history and the first trade union for artists is officially recognized in England

Tate announces its 2017 programme; Cairo's Townhouse Gallery will be rebuilt - the latest news from the art world

Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA

‘So shallow is this show that I left with the surprising sensation of knowing even less about Björk than I did when I entered’

Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA

‘MoMA is simply a fact of life, an epiphenomenon of a larger economic and social miscarriage reflected too in the glitzy towers that ring the museum’

Why pop music craves art’s pieties and licensed intellectualism and art lusts after music’s broader cultural authenticity

Museum of Modern Art

Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA