(Residents Only:) On October 21, 2019, the Museum of Modern Art reopened its doors after a four-month closure for renovations. In the new MoMA, the entire collection has been reinstalled to share exhilaratingly broad views of the art of our time in a way that is always evolving. By observing some of the collection highlights, we will explore the history of MoMA and the more recent changes which have occurred at the museum.
Laura Luís Worden is an Educator of Community and Access Programs at MoMA. Originally from Sacramento, California, Laura received her Masters in Visual Arts, Material Culture, and Religion from Yale University and her Bachelors in Art History and Art from Pepperdine University. Laura loves to use art as a catalyst for dialogue and, outside the museum, she enjoys knitting, indoor gardening, and exploring the boroughs with her dog.
The first in our three-part series. Educator and Director of Access and Community Programs, Laura Luis Worden, a graduate of Yale University with a Masters in Art History and Religion will give an illustrated lecture on all that is new at the MoMA since it reopened this fall.
Come and join us so that you can get the most out of your next visit to the MoMA.
Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-new-moma-tickets-86621686797
