Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio New York Performances

Now on view at MoMA’s exhibition galleries, *Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio* traces how Constantin Brancusi treated the studio as both workshop and artwork. Sculptures are shown alongside photographs, tools, and arrangements that reveal his control of light, pedestals, and spacing. In New York, the presentation lands in a city long shaped by European modernism and its afterlives in museums and loft studios. The show’s quiet argument is that Brancusi’s “context” was not secondary, but part of the form.