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Warm Up begins in one month. Swipe to see 27 summers’ worth of evidence that the summer you keep meaning to have is, in ...
06/24/2026

Warm Up begins in one month.

Swipe to see 27 summers’ worth of evidence that the summer you keep meaning to have is, in fact, planable.

Can’t wait? Get your fill of our new playlist, featuring many of the artists behind this year’s subwoofer-shattering lineup.

Save with our Season Pass that grants access to all six dates, and a fast-track through the line, at momaps1.org/warmup.


Credits (in order of appearance)
Photographer unknown, 2002; Charles Roussel, 2017; Charles Roussel, 2015; Seze Devres, 2007; Derek Schultz, 2016; Photographer unknown, 2001; Photographer unknown, 2001; Charles Roussel, 2016; Charles Roussel, 2014; Photographer unknown 2009; Photographer unknown, 2001; Seze Devres, 2007; Seze Devres, 2007; Photographer unknown, 2009; Seze Devres, 2007; Photographer unknown, 2004.

What has your father sent you? 📦Since 2020, Taro Masushio has been collaborating with his father by mail. "Untitled (CB ...
06/21/2026

What has your father sent you? 📦

Since 2020, Taro Masushio has been collaborating with his father by mail. "Untitled (CB #7)" is a care package sent from Tokyo to New York in a box that once held groceries, still marked by its long trajectory through global logistics networks: customs forms, FedEx waybill, handwriting in marker. The artist emptied the box, flattened it, and printed a photograph over all of it, developed from his father's vast collection of 35mm tourist snapshots.

"Untitled (CB #7)" is on view in Greater New York through August 17.


Taro Masushio. "Untitled (CB #7)," 2024. UV print on found cardboard (framed), 36 1/8 × 30 5/8 × 2 7/8 in.

06/18/2026

If you've come by this month, you may have noticed the artist Esteban Cabeza de Baca at work.

His mural "Ancestral Dreams" draws on the United Farm Workers movement and a lifetime of advocacy for migrant communities. For the second annual MoMA PS1 Plaza Mural, Esteban imagines the wall splitting open onto another world that consists of a black eagle, a sunburst, prayer beads, and the Three Sisters. Opening June 25.

New York City's water comes from a place most New Yorkers will never see. From a hundred miles away, the Ashokan Reservo...
06/17/2026

New York City's water comes from a place most New Yorkers will never see.

From a hundred miles away, the Ashokan Reservoir supplies 40% of New York City's drinking water and is watched over by its own NYPD unit. It's been restricted to the public since it was built, and has become increasingly so since 9/11. The video installation "American Theaters of Suspension, Pt. 1: Ashokan," Tiffany Sia's new video work for Greater New York, watches it for six hours.

This Sunday, sits down with her lawyer, Sekou Campbell, for "They Prefer Us When We're Dead," a sold-out talk on the laws that keep places like Ashokan out of frame, exploring censorship, copyright, and national security law.

Note: this conversation is not protected by attorney-client privilege.


Tiffany Sia. "American Theaters of Suspension, Pt. 1: Ashokan," 2026. Three 7" monitors on a suspended bar. 6 hours.

📸: Kris Graves

A pickup truck is coming to our courtyard on June 27 🛻💨Georgica Pettus's "Truck," loosely based on the 1997 documentary ...
06/15/2026

A pickup truck is coming to our courtyard on June 27 🛻💨

Georgica Pettus's "Truck," loosely based on the 1997 documentary "Hands on a Hardbody," turns our courtyard into a car dealership where the last person to keep their hand on the truck wins it. This is the premiere of "Truck" and will be performed only once.

Pettus has staged plays inside a boxing ring, in bed the morning after a one-night stand, and aboard the Roosevelt Island Tram. Through these intimate presentations, her characters tell the audience what they can't tell each other.

Join us at 7 p.m. for the final performance of Greater New York.
Tickets are limited and going fast. RSVP to secure your spot.

Starring:
Daniel Nugent, Ruby Rodgers, Vishwam Velandy, Annie Pisapia, Austin Patrick, Ashby Bland, Jim Fletcher, Zachary Zamsky.

Written and directed by Georgica Pettus
Creative Producer: Janet Valentina Manina
Costume Designer: Natasha Simchowitz
Composer: Marcello Palazzo

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Poster by Renée Paule

💙🏀🧡 We love New York 🧡🏀💙
06/14/2026

💙🏀🧡 We love New York 🧡🏀💙

06/12/2026

The bike and bike rack on view in PS1's lobby is a work by fields harrington as part of Greater New York. The bike belongs to Gustavo Ajche, a delivery driver and leader of Los Deliveristas Unidos. For five days a month, the bike is on view in our lobby, and fields harrington pays Gustavo the delivery worker minimum wage ($21.44/hr) for every hour it’s displayed.

Join us on Sunday, June 14 at 4 p.m. for a talk with harrington, Ajche, and Ligia Guallpa, Co-Executive Director of the Workers Justice Project. Free with RSVP.

06/10/2026

The Warm Up 2026 lineup is here 🎧💿

This year includes a dub x dub techno showcase from the people who invented it, fierce bpms from Brazil, the edgiest Paris-LA b2b, Italo-hardcore, droning cello, and NYC’s favorite noise duo. See you in our courtyard Fridays from July 24 through August 28.

Tickets, season passes, and full lineup details are now live on our site.

⭐ LINEUP ⭐

Friday, July 24
Carlos Souffront ()
Wackies Showcase with Lloyd "Bullwackie" Barnes & Mark Ernestus ( + )
TELESONIQ ( + + )
DJ Richard

Friday, July 31
BAE BAE () b2b CRYSTALLMESS ()
Gabber Eleganza ()
Cortisa Star ()
SCRAAATCH ( + + )

Friday, August 7
BADSISTA ()
TOCCORORO ()
Toxe ()
nguyendowsXP ()

Friday, August 14
Marcellus Pittman ()
DJ Anderson do Paraiso ()
Mabe Fratti ()
Lary 7

Friday, August 21
Dopplereffekt ()
RHR ()
PureLink ()
Eev Frances (.fr)

Friday, August 28
SPECIAL GUEST
De Schuurman (.mp3)
keiyaA ()
DJ WORKING CLASS ()

Warm Up 2026 Host Committee:

“Making these kilns was kind of horrible since it was mostly me and me alone in my most unflattering hat, praying for pe...
06/09/2026

“Making these kilns was kind of horrible since it was mostly me and me alone in my most unflattering hat, praying for permanence.” – in

Sophie Friedman-Pappas turns industrial kilns into acoustic objects and hollowed-out sites of transformation, firing them empty until the inner walls slick into something new.

Sophie Friedman-Pappas's work is on view in Greater New York through August 17.
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Sophie Friedman-Pappas, "Department 4," 2026, mixed media, 24 x 22 x 22 inches.

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