Maurice Sterne: Retrospective Exhibition Ģ4a. Early Modern Architecture: Chicago 1870–1910 Ģ4. American Folk Art: The Art of the Common Man in America, 1750–1900 Ģ3. American Painting and Sculpture, 1862–1932 Ģ1. Summer Exhibition: Painting and Sculpture ġ8. Murals by American Painters and Photographers ġ7. Modern Architecture: International Exhibition ġ6. Memorial Exhibition: The Collection of the Late Lillie P. Painting and Sculpture by Living Americans ġ0. Summer Exhibition: Painting and Sculpture Ĩ. Charles Burchfield: Early Watercolors 1916–1918 Ħ. 46 Painters and Sculptors under 35 Years of Age ĥb. For complete accuracy, information should be verified against primary source documents in the Museum Archives or Museum publications in the Library. With few exceptions, this list includes only exhibitions shown at the Museum in New York, and does not include MoMA exhibitions shown at other national or international venues.
KERRY GRAFFITTI IN MAGIC FLOWERS ARCHIVE
However gallery exhibitions organized by the Film Stills Archive and the Video sections of the Department of Film and Video (now the Department of Film) are included. Film series or programs are not included on this list.
However, research has uncovered numerous additional “unnumbered” exhibitions that have been added below, and yet more may remain to be uncovered. For many decades exhibitions were listed in numerical order on a “Master Running List,” which served as the basis for this list. In addition to the title and date range each exhibition has a number assigned by the Museum, beginning with exhibition #1, Cézanne, Gauguin, Seurat, Van Gogh. The following is a chronological record of exhibitions held at The Museum of Modern Art since its opening in November 1929.
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