Organizer Information This fellowship is jointly organized by The Studio Museum in Harlem and The Museum of Modern Art, two internationally recognized institutions based in New York City. The Studio Museum in Harlem is a leading institution dedicated to artists of African descent, contemporary cultural production, and critical engagement with Black visual culture. MoMA is […]
Overview
Founded in 1929 in Midtown Manhattan by visionaries Lillie P. Bliss, Mary Quinn Sullivan, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) was the first museum in the United States devoted exclusively to modern art. Housing a collection of nearly 200,000 works spanning from Post-Impressionism to global contemporary practice, MoMA is a pioneer in treating disciplines such as photography, architecture, design, film, media, and performance alongside traditional painting and sculpture.
Mission
MoMA’s mission is to connect a global audience to the art of our time, serving as a catalyst for experimentation, creativity, and intellectual dialogue. The museum seeks to celebrate the avant-garde, continuously re-examine the narrative of modernism, and foster a welcoming, collaborative gathering space where artists, scholars, and the public can engage with transformative artistic ideas.
Programs / Opportunities
- Permanent Collection & Major Exhibitions: Rotating curatorial presentations, retrospective showcases, and thematic group exhibitions across six curatorial departments (Painting & Sculpture, Drawings & Prints, Photography, Architecture & Design, Film, and Media & Performance).
- Film Screenings & Media Retrospectives: Daily international film programming, archival restorations, director talks, and moving-image retrospectives drawn from an archive of over 22,000 titles.
- Research & Fellowship Programs: Academic residencies, curatorial fellowships, conservation internships, and research opportunities at the MoMA Library and Archives.
- Educational & Public Programming: Artist talks, Symposia, gallery lectures, digital courses, family workshops, and accessible tours designed for diverse audiences.
Target Community
- Modern & Contemporary Artists: Global visual artists, filmmakers, designers, architects, performers, and digital creators across all career stages.
- Museum Leadership & Curators: Executive leadership, specialized departmental curators, conservators, archivists, and educators.
- Global Art & Academic Audience: Millions of international museum visitors, art historians, scholars, students, and contemporary art collectors worldwide.

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