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On the eve of the US presidential election, senior curator Roxana Marcoci drops in with Zoe Leonard on our Instagram Live to discuss her new Artist Project for #MoMAMagazinean epic photo series about the racialized US-Mexico border wall. mo.ma/2ThcPIq

Just Craves a Bite of Burglar #TBT Remembering Don the guard dog, the German Shepherd who kept watch over MoMA's treasures in the 1930s. Within a year Don became so friendly with visitors that he had to be retrained to be wary of strangers. Learn more: mo.ma/35q2v6A #MoMAHistory

2021 internships are open! Apply by November 8, 2020 to work with MoMA curators and educators and gain experience in the museum field. Our full-time, seven-month internships with stipends are offered for recent graduates of bachelor’s or master’s degree programs. Learn more: moma.org/internships

Create a field of belonging from deep within your body. Discover the connection between social justice and well-being in a guided meditation of Betye Saar’s "Black Girl’s Window" with Dr. Sara King. Listen to our #ArtfulPracticesForWellBeing audio: mo.ma/342uiKZ

Art, neuroscience, music, and mindfulness merge on October 22 in this discussion on the neurobiology of hope. Register: mo.ma/3nWBdNF #ArtfulPracticesForWellBeing

Weaving together portraits, landscapes, and found images, #NewPhoto2020 artist Zora J Murff presents a community that has been shaped by racist policies and a legacy of injustice. Discover a new perspective: mo.ma/zorajmurff

Not seeing everything at once entices the imagination; an undefined horizon invites us to possibilities of the views beyond. To mark the 130th anniversary of Yosemite National Park, rock climber and author Conrad Anker explores his lifelong connection to the park through photos in our collection: mo.ma/349yQPv Ansel Adams

Starting the week off strong with Luigi Ghirri The Italian photographer's hand-bound 1975 album, Cardboard Landscapes, is available to the public for the first time in a new facsimile edition. Get your copy today: mo.ma/3jZsmZ6

It’s almost like trying to nail a jellyfish to the wall. Curator Michelle Kuo discusses the pleasuresand challengesof installing Rodney McMillian’s massive vinyl sculpture in the first video of our UNIQLO ArtSpeaks series: mo.ma/3nPn4Sl UNIQLO USA is MoMA's proud partner of #ArtForAll

Most of our lives we live closed up in ourselves, with a longing not to be alone, to include others in that life that is invisible and intangible. To make it visible and tangible, we need light and material, any material. And any material can take on the burden of what had been brewing in our consciousness or subconsciousness, in our awareness or in our dreams. Anni Albers Taking a Thread for a Walk, on view through January 10, 2021, spans ancient textile traditions to 20th-century design reform movements to highlight the fluid expressivity of the medium. Explore the exhibition: mo.ma/thread --- Anni Albers. Tablecloth Fabric Sample. 1930. Mercerized cotton. 2020 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York #TakingaThread

Ghassan Salhab’s Terra incognita captures uncertainties that still face Beirutis today, between history and the present, ruin and reconstruction, leaving or staying. Stream the celebrated film through October 22: mo.ma/2FbUTLM

Step into fall colors at MoMA Experience the vibrancy of August Macke’s Lady in a Park in the #MoMACollection gallery New Expression in Germany and Austria. We’ve just released a limited batch of tickets for the month of November. Plan your visit: mo.ma/tickets

Awaken to the moment and enhance your awareness before Constantin Brancusi’s "Fish" in our #ArtfulPracticesforWellbeing audio playlist. Somatic experiencing practitioner Francesca Maximé guides us through mindfulness and movement-based exercises to help us feel more present: mo.ma/3lDsAFI #WednesdayWellness