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MOMA
MOMA n.
Brit. 
/ˈməʊmə/
, /ˈməʊmə/U.S. /ˈmoʊˌmə/
(also MoMA) (the) Museum of Modern Art (esp. that in New York)./ˈmoʊˌmə/ΘΚΠ
society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > painting and drawing > display of pictures > [noun] > gallery > specific
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1964 Washington Post 24 May g9/1 MOMA, as the dynamic New York institution is called by some.., was the headquarters of the modern art revolution in this country.
1966 Economist 15 Oct. 265/2 More than anyone else he was responsible for making MOMA the centre of the explosion which made New York the capital of today's art world.
1990 Mediamatic (Edge 90: Special Issue) Summer 175 [Richard Wilson's] three simultaneous installations last year at Bristol's Arnolfini gallery, the MOMA, Oxford and Matt's Gallery, London, all dealt with the straightforward wish to integrate interior and exterior space.
1994 Spy (N.Y.) Sept. 44 Listening to an NYU grad student loudly interpreting a painting in MoMA can fray the nerves of even the most battle-hardened urbanite.
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