The Museum of Modern Art
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more than 1200 prints at ULAE and The Museum of Modern Art is fortu .... Fund and by The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art and the JA ...
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The Museum of Modern ArtPage 1ADVANCE SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITIONS & FILM PROGRAMSWINTER 2007FALL 2008The Museum of Modern ArtThe public may call(212) 7089400or visit the Museums Web site at www.moma.org for more information.Press may contact the Department of Communications to confirm information or requestadditional materials.phone: (212) 7089431fax: (212) 7089691email: pressoffice@moma.orgExhibition and film schedules are subject to change.The Museum of Modern Art designed byYoshio Taniguchi. Entrance at 53rd Street. 2006 Timothy HursleyPage 2 WINTER 2007Doug Aitken: sleepwalkersFacades of The Museum of Modern ArtJanuary 16February 12 2007The Museum of Modern Art and the New Yorkbased public art organization Creative Time present Doug Aitken: sleepwalkers a major publicartwork comprising eight largescale moving images that will be projected onto the exterior of MoMA enlivening the buildings architecture with the nocturnal journeys of five city dwellersa bicycle messenger an electrician a postal worker a businessman and an office worker. Conceived by Doug Aitken (American b. 1968) specifically for the Museums broad expanses of glass steel and granite sleepwalkers wasinspired by the densely built environment of midtown Manhattan and portrays the metropolis as a living organism fueled by the desires energies and ambitions of its inhabitants. Doug Aitken: sleepwalkerswill be exhibited nightly from January 16 through February 12 2007 from 5:00 until 10:00 p.m. and will be viewable from various vantage pointsaround the Museum and in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden. The Sculpture Garden will be open to the public free of charge during the month of nightly projections. Doug Aitken: sleepwalkers was commissioned jointly by Creative Time and MoMA and is the first collaboration between the two organizations. Its origin grew out of discussions between the artist and MoMA Director Glenn D. Lowry and Creative Time President and Artistic Director Anne Pasternak. T ...
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