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Jasper Johns'
Flag
, Robert Rauschenberg's mixed media paintings, Warhol's soup cans and
Roy Lichtenstein's cartoons.
The third-floor
Photography galleries
rotate frequently, but holdings include photos of
Paris by Cartier-Bresson and Richard Avedon's penetrating portraits of cultural icons.
Ar-
chitecture and Design
, on the same floor, hosts revolving exhibits showcasing every aspect
of design from mid-nineteenth century on.
The Drawing galleries
, also on this floor, fea-
ture a glittering array of twentieth-century artists - Lucien Freud, Robert Rauschenberg and
his old roommate Willem de Kooning, among many others. Finally, the spacious second-
floor galleries give MoMA the chance to feature contemporary art (1980s to present) in all
media.
If you need to refuel, the second-floor café,
Café 2
, serves very good, slickly presented
Italian-style food.
Terrace 5
, on the fifth floor, is a more formal option, and provides nice
views of the ground-level sculpture garden (which opens early, perfect for a morning cof-
fee). A swanky restaurant,
The Modern
, sits on the first floor.
MOMA
TRUMP TOWER
725 Fifth Ave between 56th and 57th sts. Subway F to 57th St.
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