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Film & Event Calendar 1 WED 17 FRI 21 TUE Events & Programs Film & Event Calendar 7:30 Event 1:30 Film 4:00 Film Gallery Sessions Summer Thursdays Quiet Mornings. Good Morning, Champ for a Day. T2 Daily, 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Thursdays, through Aug 30, Museum galleries Vietnam. T2 7:00 Film Museum galleries 5:30–8:00 p.m. 1:30 Film 4:00 Film Make Haste to Live. Museum galleries & Sculpture Join us for conversations and What Just Make Haste to Live. T2 Garden activities that offer insightful and Happened? T2 T2 FRI TUE FRI TUE SAT THU unusual ways to engage with art. See MoMA’s summer exhibitions WED 4:00 Film 7:00 Film All-ages drawing sessions take and enjoy live music in The Abby In Between; 3 7 10 14 Champ for a Day. T2 22 25 30 place on Thursdays in August! Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Hair Wolf. T2 1:30 Film 3:00 Talk 1:30 Film 3:00 Talk 12:00 Event 1:30 Film Garden every Thursday night in 1:30 Film Free for admission ticket holders; limited Phil Spector. T1 Agora. Sculpture Diner. T1 Agora. Sculpture SAT Warm Up. MoMA PS1 Wag the Dog. T2 to 25 participants. July and August (sets begin at 4:30 Film Rain Man. T2 Garden Garden 6:30 p.m.). Y tu mamá también. 4:00 Film 18 4:00 Film T1 4:00 Film Moonrise. T1 4:00 Film Makala. T2 Art Lab: Nature Aug 2 OSHUN 12:00 Event Night Nurse. T1 Hell’s Half Acre. T2 Daily. Education & Research Aug 9 Xenia Rubinos 7:00 Film Warm Up. MoMA PS1 7:00 Film Building Aug 16 Kemba 7:00 Film A Woman’s 7:00 Film The Rest I Make Up. 1:30 Film Aug 23 Zenizen White Material. T1 Devotion. T1 I, Jane Doe. T2 T2 Discover how artists and designers 4:00 Film A Man Alone. T2 5:30 Event Aug 30 Mutual Benefit 5:00 Film are inspired by the natural world Amadeus. T1 Summer Thursdays. in this hands-on, multisensory Regular Museum admission applies. For WED WED 4:00 Film Strangers in the SUN Museum galleries & details, visit moma.org/summerthursdays. 7:00 Film 7:30 Film A Woman’s Night. T2 installation. All ages are welcome. A 8 15 26 Sculpture Garden Looking for Intimate Lightning. Devotion. T2 Daily, 10:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; 7:00 Film Oum Kulthum; T1 1:30 Film 1:30 Film 1:30 Film 7:00 Film Fri, until 6:30 p.m. Agora 7:00 Film Surrender. T2 The Send-Off. T2 The Wizard of Lies. T1 The Natural. T2 The Rest I Make Up. Makala. T2 Tuesdays, Aug 7 & 14, 3:00 p.m. Come Next Spring. T2 Sculpture Garden SAT SAT T2 Quiet Mornings 7:30 Film 4:30 Film 4:30 Film THU Wed, Aug 1, 7:30–9:00 a.m. The Trip. T1 Lost in La Mancha. T1 Come Next Spring. T2 4:00 Film In ancient Greece, the agora 4 11 SUN Museum galleries 23 Makala. T2 was a public, outdoor gathering 12:00 Event 7:00 Film 12:00 Event 7:00 Film 19 place where people learned by THU 1:30 Film See your favorite works from Warm Up. MoMA PS1 Butch Cassidy and Warm Up. MoMA PS1 Strangers in the discussing moral, social, cultural, Exhibition Closing Avalon. T2 MON MoMA’s collection and take in 2 the Sundance Kid. T1 Night. T2 and political questions. At 1:00 Film 1:30 Film Being: New selected new exhibitions, all 4:30 Film 27 FRI MoMA, our Agora program is an 1:30 Talk Into the Abyss. T1 Flame of the Islands. Photography 2018. without the crowds. Guided THU Laughing Anne. T2 A Conversation with T2 Floor 3 4:30 Film 31 meditation takes place at 8:30 a.m. opportunity to question and 4:00 Film examine our relationships with art, Hương Ngô and 16 5:30 Event The Rest I Make Up. Adults $15, seniors $12, full-time students The Place Beyond 4:00 Film 2:00 Film 1:30 Film Hồng-Ân Trương. Summer Thursdays. T2 with current ID $10, children (16 and design, and society. This summer, the Pines. T1 Fair Wind to Java. T2 1:30 Film I, Jane Doe. T2 What Just Floor 3 Museum galleries & under) free. Free for members, with the inspired by Gaston Bachelard’s U Tin Men. T2 7:00 Film Happened? T2 ability to bring guests for $5 7:00 Film 7:00 Film 4:30 Film Sculpture Garden 1958 text The Poetics of Space, 1:30 Film THU Makala. T2 Leviathan. T1 Laughing Anne. T2 4:00 Film Hell’s Half Acre. T2 we’ll consider how space You Don’t Know 7:00 Film Images, from left: Y tu 9 Wake of the Red mamá también. Courtesy A Conversation with Hương facilitates intimate relationships Jack. T1 7:00 Film The Rest I Make Up. TUE of IFC Films/Photofest; Ngô and Hồng-Ân Trương with art. SUN SUN Witch. T2 1:30 Film Fair Wind to Java. T2 T2 Revenge. Courtesy of Thu, Aug 2, 1:30 p.m. 4:30 Film 28 Neon; Night Nurse. Free for admission ticket holders 5 Paterno. T1 12 5:30 Event Floor 3 Looking for Courtesy of Warner Bros./ Summer Thursdays. 4:30 Film Oum Kulthum; 2:00 Film 2:00 Film Photofest; Phil Spector. Museum galleries & Makala. T2 Courtesy of Phillip V. Join us for a conversation with Warm Up 2018 The Send-Off. T1 The Beaches of The Outcast. T2 Sculpture Garden Caruso/HBO; Butch artists Hương Ngô and Hồng-Ân Saturdays, through Sep 1, Agnes. T1 7:00 Film Cassidy and the Sundance 5:30 Event 5:00 Film Trương, whose work is featured 12:00–9:00 p.m. 7:00 Film The Rest I Make Up. Kid. Courtesy of 20th Summer Thursdays. 5:00 Film Three Faces West. T2 Century Fox/ Photofest; in Being: New Photography 2018. MoMA PS1 Flame of the Islands. T2 Paterno. Courtesy of The artists will discuss self- Museum galleries & Happy-Go-Lucky. T1 MON FRI Now in its 21st season, Warm Up 5:30 Event T2 Atsushi Nishijima/HBO; representation, belonging, and Sculpture Garden MON I, Jane Doe. Courtesy of is one of the longest-running Summer Thursdays. 20 24 WED the construction of identity as MON Republic Pictures/ music programs housed within a 7:00 Film Museum galleries & 13 Photofest; A Woman’s social and political phenomena. 4:00 Film 1:30 Film 29 museum. As an integral part of Devotion; Flame of the G Revenge; Consommé. 6 Sculpture Garden The discussion will be moderated 4:00 Film Three Faces West. T2 Bugsy. T2 T1 1:30 Film Islands; Fair Wind to Java; MoMA PS1’s curatorial program, 4:00 Film 7:00 Film A Man Alone. T2 Rain Man. Courtesy of by educator Petra Pankow. 7:00 Film 4:30 Film Liberty Heights. T2 Warm Up seeks to elevate Giant. T1 Wake of the Red Photofest; The Rest I Make Free for members and Museum admission 7:00 Film The Outcast. T2 The Rest I Make Up. Up. Courtesy of Michelle innovative and underrepresented Witch. T1 4:30 Film ticket holders. No registration is required. 8:00 Film Surrender. T2 T2 Memran; Liberty Heights. Groups meet in the galleries. voices and connect fans with The Rest I Make Up. Courtesy of Photofest; The Actress. T1 music’s most important artists. 7:00 Film T2 Wag the Dog. Courtesy of Photofest; Makala. Tickets $18 in advance, $22 day-of Makala. T2 7:00 Film Courtesy of Les Films du Losange. Cover: Moonrise. Makala. T2 Courtesy Republic Pictures Corporation/Photofest 1 WED 17 FRI 21 TUE Events & Programs Film & Event Calendar 7:30 Event 1:30 Film 4:00 Film Gallery Sessions Summer Thursdays Quiet Mornings. Good Morning, Champ for a Day. T2 Daily, 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Thursdays, through Aug 30, Museum galleries Vietnam. T2 7:00 Film Museum galleries 5:30–8:00 p.m. 1:30 Film 4:00 Film Make Haste to Live. Museum galleries & Sculpture Join us for conversations and What Just Make Haste to Live. T2 Garden activities that offer insightful and Happened? T2 T2 FRI TUE FRI TUE SAT THU unusual ways to engage with art. See MoMA’s summer exhibitions WED 4:00 Film 7:00 Film All-ages drawing sessions take and enjoy live music in The Abby In Between; 3 7 10 14 Champ for a Day. T2 22 25 30 place on Thursdays in August! Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Hair Wolf. T2 1:30 Film 3:00 Talk 1:30 Film 3:00 Talk 12:00 Event 1:30 Film Garden every Thursday night in 1:30 Film Free for admission ticket holders; limited Phil Spector. T1 Agora. Sculpture Diner. T1 Agora. Sculpture SAT Warm Up. MoMA PS1 Wag the Dog. T2 to 25 participants. July and August (sets begin at 4:30 Film Rain Man. T2 Garden Garden 6:30 p.m.). Y tu mamá también. 4:00 Film 18 4:00 Film T1 4:00 Film Moonrise. T1 4:00 Film Makala. T2 Art Lab: Nature Aug 2 OSHUN 12:00 Event Night Nurse. T1 Hell’s Half Acre. T2 Daily. Education & Research Aug 9 Xenia Rubinos 7:00 Film Warm Up. MoMA PS1 7:00 Film Building Aug 16 Kemba 7:00 Film A Woman’s 7:00 Film The Rest I Make Up.
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