Curator Jody Graf hosts a tour of Life Between Buildings, an exhibition exploring how artists have engaged the city’s interstitial spaces—“vacant” lots, sidewalk cracks, traffic islands, and parks, among others—to consider the politics of public space through an ecological lens. Bringing together select archival materials and artworks from the 1970s through the present day, the exhibition looks beyond a history of artists transforming buildings (such as MoMA PS1) to how they have engaged the spaces in between, turning negative spaces into sites for common life: gardens, installations, performances, and gatherings.

For visitors unable to join the tour, the museum's digital guide offers interviews with artists and gardeners featured in the exhibition through Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app, which features digital guides to over 100 museums, galleries, sculpture parks, gardens, and cultural spaces from around the world in one easy to use app.

Learn more about specific accessibility resources at: momaps1.org/visit/accessibility