New York’s Museum of Modern Art's blockbuster show 'Being Modern – MoMA in Paris', which opens next month at the Louis Vuitton Foundation's Frank Gehry-designed gallery, traces the nearly 90-year history of MoMA’s collection, from early modern art to abstract expressionism, minimalism, pop art and digital works. Photo: AFP
Salvador Dali’s The Persistence Of Memory and Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans will be among iconic works from New York’s Museum of Modern Art in a blockbuster show opening in Paris next month.
With some 200 works, the show traces the nearly 90-year history of MoMA’s collection, from early modern art to abstract expressionism, minimalism, pop art and digital works. Being Modern – MoMA in Paris will open Oct 11 in the private gallery that was inaugurated to great fanfare in the Bois de Boulogne west of Paris in 2014.
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