41.1595° N, 73.3882° W
On View July 8 through September 13
Outdoor Family Sessions
Registration Open
July 31
New Date to be Announced
In anticipation of re-opening our doors on Wednesday, July 8, we have released a new short film that showcases our current exhibition, Helmut Lang: 41.1595° N, 73.3882° W, curated by Todd von Ammon. The film presents a first-person experience of walking through the exhibition, and provides background on Lang’s inspiration for the works.
“It suggests that perhaps the greatest reward of lived time is its potential to be forged into something new.”
*Filmed by Douglas Tirola and 4th Row Films, Music by Peter Kruder, Artwork by Helmut Lang / courtesy of Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Purchase your Limited Edition Helmut Lang T-shirt today!
Helmut Lang has designed a limited edition t-shirt created exclusively for MoCA Westport. This is Helmut Lang's first t-shirt design in 15 years – order yours today! All proceeds go to MoCA Westport.
$45 each
Signed Helmut Lang Exhibition Catalogue
This limited edition catalogue was created exclusively for Helmut Lang's MoCA Westport exhibition and is signed by the artist. The exhibition catalogue includes an essay by curator Todd von Ammon. All proceeds go to MoCA Westport.
$40 each
2020 Online High School Student Art Exhibition
MoCA Westport is pleased to present the 2020 Online High School Student Art Exhibition.
Students throughout the region submitted paintings, photographs, collages and ceramics showcasing their talent and addressing these unprecedented times.
Art making and imagery provides a platform for understanding, dialogue, and expression, and we understand that young people are having their own particular experiences right now.
Thank you to everyone that shared their work, and thank you to the educators for providing your tireless support to our communities.
Upcoming @MoCA Westport
41.1595° N, 73.3882° W
Curated by Todd von Ammon
MOCA Westport is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Helmut Lang, curated by Todd von Ammon, on view to the public beginning on July 8 and continuing through September 13, 2020. The exhibition demonstrates the continued evolution of Lang’s contributions to culture and art.
Saturday - July 31, 2020 - 8:00pm
Internationally recognized as one of the world’s finest quartets, ‘The American String Quartets program, was simply put, a comprehensive display of ensemble mastery, precision, and interpretive smarts in near perfect synchrony.’ (The Los Angeles Times)
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