New York’s Museum of Modern Art is known globally, and might be more so familiar to readers due to their recent collaborative exhibition hosted by Melbourne’s NGV. Less well known, however, is their smaller sister gallery MoMa PS1. Up in the north of Brooklyn, travellers and art enthusiasts can catch the 7 local train to the magnificent space - an old, repurposed elementary school from the 70s - to view MoMa’s latest offerings in contemporary art.
Featuring one of James Turrell’s moving Skyspace pieces and a retrospective on multimedia artist Bruce Nauman’s body of work, old, eerie classrooms come alive with neons and lucid video worlds that entrance the viewer.
