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The Way I See It Episodes

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    Alastair Sooke

    30/30 Last edition of the series that opens MoMA's collection and challenges the way we see art.

  2. David Henry Hwang on Martin Wong's Stanton near Forsyth Street

    29/30 Screenwriter and playwright David Henry Hwang makes his choice from MoMA's collection.

  3. Yves Behar and the IEC's Power Symbol

    28/30 Swiss designer Yves Behar makes his choice from the MoMA collection.

  4. Lady Ruth Rogers on Henri Rousseau's The Dream

    27/30 Award-winning chef Ruth Rogers makes her choice from the MoMA collection.

  5. Stanley Tucci and Giacometti's Head of a Man on a Rod

    26/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  6. Isabella Boylston on Maya Deren and Talley Beatty

    25/30 Isabella Boylston gives her view on Deren and Beatty's 1945 study of choreography.

  7. Liz Diller on Marcel Duchamp's Network of Stoppages

    24/30 Liz Diller offers her perspective on Marcel Duchamp's Network of Stoppages.

  8. Orhan Pamuk on Taglioni's Jewel Casket by Joseph Cornell

    23/30 Orhan Pamuk gives his view on Taglioni's Jewel Casket by Joseph Cornell.

  9. Sarah Sze and Siddhartha Mukherjee on Louise Bourgeois's Quarantania, I

    22/30 Sculptor Sarah Sze and oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee discuss Bourgeois's Quarantania, I.

  10. Mark Morris on Florine Stettheimer's Costume Design for OrphΓ©e

    21/30 Stettheimer's Costume Design for OrphΓ©e is Mark Morris's choice of works from MoMA.

  11. Zac Posen on Constantin Brancusi's Bird in Space

    20/30 Fashion designer to Hollywood, Zac Posen, makes his choice from the MoMA collection.

  12. Madeleine Thien on Vija Celmins’s Bikini

    19/30 Booker-nominated author Madeleine Thien chooses Vija Celmins’s Bikini.

  13. Richard Serra on Jackson Pollock

    18/30 Sculptor Richard Serra reflects on his favourite work by Jackson Pollock.

  14. Bryan Stevenson on Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series

    17/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  15. Fiona Shaw on Georgia O'Keeffe's Lake George, Coat and Red

    16/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  16. The Director's Choice

    15/30 MoMA's director Glenn Lowry chooses Dayanita Singh’s Museum of Chance.

  17. Renee Fleming chooses Colors for a Large Wall

    14/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  18. Hisham Matar with Man Sleeping Along the Seine

    13/30 Writer Hisham Matar chooses BrassaΓ―'s photographic study of a man sleeping by the Seine.

  19. Es Devlin on Felix Gonzalez-Torres's Perfect Lovers

    12/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  20. Roxane Gay and Christ's Entry into Journalism

    11/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

  21. John Waters on Lee Lozano's Untitled 1963

    10/30 American film director John Waters makes his selection from the MoMA collection.

  22. Michael Bierut on Ed Ruscha's OOF

    9/30 Graphic designer Michael Bierut selects a large blue and yellow painting of the word OOF.

  23. Duro Olowu on William H Johnson's painting Children

    8/30 Duro Olowu chooses a painting by William H Johnson from MoMA's collection

  24. Margaret Cho and Lady Vengeance

    7/30 What will stand-up comedian Margaret Cho see when she rewatches the film "Lady Vengeance"?

  25. Steve Reich on Richard Serra’s Equal

    6/30 Composer and godfather of Minimalism Steve Reich reflects on Richard Serra's work, "Equal"

  26. Steven Pinker and Picasso

    5/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection; how do they see it?

  27. Neri Oxman and the Endless House

    4/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection; how do they see it?

  28. Jason Moran and Piet Mondrian

    3/30 Jazz pianist and composer Jason Moran shares his view of Mondrian’s Broadway Boogie Woogie

  29. Steve Martin and the Lonely Synchromists

    2/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds chose a work from MoMA's collection - how do they see it?

  30. Starry Night and Janna Levin

    1/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?

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