MoMA’s latest museum campaign brings the magic of modern art to the streets of New York City, making the world-renowned collection accessible to everyone. Designed by Wieden+Kennedy New York, the campaign reimagines the iconic "Mo" from the museum’s name alongside celebrated masterpieces from its collection, creating a city-wide visual feast.
Featuring works from legends like Warhol, Van Gogh, Magritte, Hopper, and Kusama, the campaign includes everything from stunning murals—like a recreation of Monet’s 'Water Lilies' -- to digital displays on subways, taxi tops, and OTT platforms. These artful placements aim to inspire curiosity and bring MoMA’s treasures closer to New Yorkers and visitors alike.
From murals to subway ads, the campaign seamlessly blends public art with MoMA’s mission, sparking conversations and enticing new visitors to experience the museum firsthand.
Visual Museum Campaigns
MoMA’s New Museum Campaign Transforms NYC into an Art Lover’s Paradise
Trend Themes
1. Public Art Installations - By transforming urban landscapes with iconic masterpieces, cities can become living galleries that engage and inspire community members.
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Industry Implications
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