In celebration of the centennial of Alfred Hitchcock's birth, MOMA is mounting an exhibit on the macabre film director's work. Film screenings, including The Birds and Rear Window, run until June 15. MOMA is open every day except Wednesday. Part one, highlighting the first half of the century, will be on display through Aug. 22. More than 1,200 paintings, sculptures, photos and prints explore the evolution of American identity through the eyes of American artists.
Topics range from the impact of immigration to technology and media.
Pieces include Alfred Stieglitz's The Steerage and Grant Wood's American Gothic.