This exhibition of material related to the new film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma pairs screen-used props from the fictional Camp Miasma franchise—VHS tapes, posters, merchandise, and a costume—with a series of movie posters selected by director Jane Schoenbrun.

The People’s Lab for Technology and Culture, MoMI LAB is a free, public, artist-led space at the Museum dedicated to exploring how emerging technologies are reshaping creativity, culture, and everyday life.

During Phone-Free Fridays, MoMI invites visitors to experience the Museum with a little less distraction. Every Friday through November 20, guests who check their smartphones at the door will receive 50% off general admission. 

Museum of the Moving Image and the Tezos Foundation expand their partnership with a new series of artist commissions exploring blockchain as a creative material, featuring installations on the Museum’s Herbert S. Schlosser Media Wall, events, and a public workshop track, the FA2 Fellowship.

With this landmark drama, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, Ingmar Bergman reached new heights of visual poetry. Liv Ullmann and Bibi Andersson star in this penetrating, dreamlike work of profound psychological depth, long discussed as a breakthrough tale of unspoken love. 

On the occasion of the Criterion Collection’s new box set, The Complete Kubrick, MoMI is pleased to present the legendary director’s full cinematic corpus on the big screen, where his films all must be experienced.  

This exhibition explores the movie theater as both architectural icon and cultural form through a range of photographic practices, offering a powerful meditation on what it has meant—and continues to mean—to gather in the dark to watch stories unfold on a screen.

Join us in the Bartos Screening Room to see a selection of ebullient music videos from director Nigel Dick, followed by a conversation with Nigel and a signing of his book Music Video Mischief. Free with RSVP.

Sloan Science & Film, an initiative of the Museum of the Moving Image, examines the intersection of science and cinema. Watch short films, read interviews, and get all the latest info on science and film.

Explore Museum of the Moving Image with our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app. Use the app for exclusive multimedia perspectives from curators, educators, and more. Use the app to plan your visit, then easily access helpful insights on-site.

Read reviews, essays, interviews, and wide-ranging symposia; watch original video content; and dig through the vast archives in MoMI's online publication.

Read this MoMI Story to learn all about The Astoria Studio (now Kaufman Astoria Studios), which has been at the heart of filmmaking in New York City since 1920, and has a fascinating history integral to the origin of Museum of the Moving Image.