US$59.00 Do business more artfully with this etched business card case, with a design inspired by renowned Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, whose work is featured in MoMA's collection. The design is acid-etched into a brass case.SIZE3.66 x 2.25 x 0.43MATERIALS: Acid-Etched Brass

US$60.00 May Sun is a Chinese-born, Los Angeles-based artist whose work ranges from multimedia installations to theater performances to public art. Working with a "secular" theme, Sun created this set of four linen napkins, each silkscreened with a portrait and a quote by a figure of courage and compassion. The set includes napkins featuring Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi,...

US$60.00 The vibrant imagery splashed across this scarf is taken from the Roy Lichtenstein artwork _Modern Painting with Bolt_, 1967, which is in MoMA's collection. A perfect all-weather accessory, the lightweight design is printed in five colors. Hand wash cold, no bleach, dry flat, cool iron only. Do not dry clean.MADE IN IndiaSIZE:40h x 40"wMATERIALS:Rayon

US$65.00 This print features a famous quote by Andy Warhol, whose work is featured in MoMA's collection. It is mounted and laminated for protection from dust and UV rays, and floated in a hand-stained, black, 2"-deep frame made from ash wood grown in sustainable forests. Hanging kit included.MADE IN the USASIZE:12.25h x 12.25"wDESIGNER:Andy WarholDATE:2011Gift Wrap not Available* This item cannot...

US$75.00 Leave it to McGinness, whose work is featured in MoMA's collection, to turn workaday tools into everyday art. Set of four. Dishwasher and microwave safe.MADE IN the USASIZE:3.75h x 4.75w x 3.75"diam. 12ozMATERIALS:Dye sublimation ink on ceramic mugDESIGNER:Ryan McGinnessDATE:2014

US$90.00 Yasumasa Morimura is a Japanese photographer and appropriation artist who frequently borrows historic and iconic images and recreates them using his own face and body. Through his work, Morimura has borrowed images from artists ranging from Manet and Rembrandt to Cindy Sherman and Frida Kahlo as a means to explore issues of identity, gender, politics, and art history. For...

US$99.00 Anna Gaskell was born in Des Moines, Iowa and currently lives in New York City. Her works create imaginary worlds of fairy tales and myths populated by mysterious, haunting female figures. For this piece, Gaskell revived the antiquated form of the "peep show," a toy-like device resembling a private, miniature theater that was popular in the 19th century. _Untitled...

US$100.00 A powerful design milestone and recent acquisition to MoMA's collection, this is the original 1978 iteration of the rainbow flag that has become a symbol of lesbian, bisexual and transgender pride and community worldwide. The two original flags were first unfurled at the San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Parade in 1978. They had been hand-dyed and stitched by Gilbert...

US$100.00 For this piece, Jim Hodges wanted to create an imaginary landscape in the form of a blanket meant to appear like a body of water. The blanket "reflects" a poem written by Hodges which reads, "If there had been a pool it would have reflected us." The blanket measures 52" h x 72" w, the exact dimensions of Hodge's...

US$135.00 This vibrant porcelain plate features a detail of Jean-Michel Basquiat's 1983 painting _Horn Players_ (1983), and stars Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie as the two depicted musicians. The New York born artist, who was deeply influenced by music and formed the experimental rock band _Gray_, was discovered as a graffiti painter in 1981. Basquiat soon gained international notice and...

US$135.00 These porcelain plates feature Andy Warhol's iconic images of the silver screen siren Marilyn Monroe. The sex symbol's persona fascinated the Pop provocateur, whose portraits canonized her while simultaneously revealing her public image as a carefully structured illusion. The work is featured in MoMA's collection. Packaged in a gift box. Hand wash only.MADE IN FranceSIZE:8.2"diamMATERIALS:PorcelainDATE:1967-2015

US$135.00 These porcelain plates feature Andy Warhol's iconic images of the silver screen siren Marilyn Monroe. The sex symbol's persona fascinated the Pop provocateur, whose portraits canonized her while simultaneously revealing her public image as a carefully structured illusion. The work is featured in MoMA's collection. Packaged in a gift box. Hand wash only.MADE IN FranceSIZE:8.2"diamMATERIALS:PorcelainDATE:1967-2015