Movies and TvShows featuring "museum-of-modern-art-manhattan-new-york-city" theme.

The Meyerowitz family, consisting of a sculptor father, his three adult children, and their various relationships, grapple with love, art, and the complexities of family dynamics in New York City.

Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present is a documentary film that explores the life and work of renowned performance artist Marina Abramović. The film provides an intimate and insightful look into Abramović's career, showcasing her groundbreaking performances and exploring the themes of art, endurance, and human connection. Through interviews, archival footage, and the documentation of Abramović's most famous performance, 'The Artist Is Present,' the film offers a deep understanding of the artist's impact on contemporary art.

Swim Little Fish Swim follows the journey of struggling musician Leeward and his artist wife, Lilas, as they navigate their relationship and artistic ambitions in New York City. Leeward is a French musician who dreams of making it big but finds himself stuck in a dead-end job at a recording studio. Lilas, on the other hand, is a talented artist who is struggling to find her own voice in the art world. As they try to balance their personal and professional lives, their relationship is put to the test. With the arrival of Lilas' estranged mother and a young French girl named Violet, their lives are further complicated, leading to a series of events that challenge their dreams and aspirations. Swim Little Fish Swim is a heartfelt exploration of love, creativity, and the pursuit of happiness.

Provides a rare, in-depth look at the life and work of internationally acclaimed South African artist, William Kentridge. Working in a variety of media -- including sculpture, drawing, animation, tapestry, film, theater, and opera -- Kentridge tackles a broad range of subjects, from cataclysmic historical events to poignant personal moments.

An experimental narrative film in which memories of the Nazi holocaust echo through late 1970's German society. Ernest Marrero and Susan Kouguell's ONE DAY FRANZ BROUGHT ME TO HIS HOUSE consists of printed texts from which simultaneous narratives unfold. This unfolding interaction of poetic and public language produces a complex narrative reading.