iMoMA PS1 · Long Island City, Queens
Homeroom: Artists Against the Bomb
An international artistic campaign in support of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, presenting posters, film, photography, sculpture and ephemera by artists including Regina José Galindo and Carlos Amorales, organized by Estudio Pedro Reyes and ICAN.
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Artists were asked to work in black and white, so their pieces could be copied cheaply onto posters, postcards, billboards, banners, flags and t-shirts. That brief shapes this campaign: it is built to be reproduced, not kept behind glass.
Estudio Pedro Reyes organised it with ICAN, the group that won the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize, in support of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. The Homeroom presentation spans posters, design, film, photography, literature, music, sculpture and ephemera, with work by Regina José Galindo, Carlos Amorales, Art & Language and Laura Anderson Barbata, among others. No published reviews yet, so this describes rather than judges.
Entry is free. PS1 is open Thursday to Monday, noon to 6pm (10am on Saturdays), and closed Tuesday and Wednesday. The show runs to 8 February 2027.
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Posters, film, photography, sculpture, and ephemera from an international artists' campaign for the treaty banning nuclear weapons, with work by Regina José Galindo and Carlos Amorales.
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- Homeroom: Artists Against the BombCourtesy MoMA PS1. Photo: Steven Paneccasio
- Anna Maria Maiolino. ANNA—And the Infinite LineCourtesy of Hauser & Wirth
- Common SenseCourtesy of Brooklyn Museum
- Luminous ColorCourtesy of The Morgan Library & Museum
- MoMA PS1Sashimi-b, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0