MoMA is proud to thank its major partners, whose generosity and dedication to our mission make possible so many important programs at both the Museum and MoMA PS1. We’ve been thrilled to work with these generous partners to develop innovative and targeted collaborations with highly customized benefits.
Learn more about our most important partnerships.
The Adobe Foundation is proud to support equity, learning, and creativity at MoMA.
MoMA and Adobe’s partnership seeks to support equity, learning, and creativity through The Adobe Foundation’s support of a series of Learning and Engagement programs at The Museum of Modern Art. The Adobe Creative Residency, established in 2015, expands its rich legacy of supporting creatives of all backgrounds through an ambitious new program at MoMA. Each year, the partnership will provide vital resources for an artist to work with Museum experts and an artist mentor on a community-based project of their choosing to be realized at the culmination of the Residency period. In addition to the Adobe Creative Residency at MoMA, the Adobe Foundation is proud to support the Museum’s Learning and Engagement efforts, with particular emphasis on School and Teacher Programs. The Adobe Foundation’s support will enable MoMA to reach new ambitious goals including tripling its school and youth programming in New York City public schools and ensuring as many students as possible have access to arts education.
The collaboration is part of Adobe & Museums, a new global initiative by the Adobe Foundation to elevate diverse voices and support the next generation of creators through partnerships with world-renowned art institutions, including The Museum of Modern Art and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Richard Mille is MoMA’s partner for media, performance, and contemporary art.
As MoMA’s partner of media, performance, and contemporary art, Richard Mille plays a key role in presenting some of the most celebrated contemporary and time-based works, both in the Museum’s collection and through dynamic performances and installations in the Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Studio and beyond.
Richard Mille is a Swiss timepiece brand that integrates artistic inspiration into every detail to create revolutionary watches that reconsider the potential of possibilities. Richard Mille’s connection to art is deeply embedded in its brand ethos, aligning with the spirit of artistic creation—constantly pushing boundaries, embracing innovation, and fostering connections with visionary talent. Much as the artists presented at MoMA challenge artistic conventions, Richard Mille transcends traditional watchmaking by blending cutting-edge technology with an avant-garde aesthetic, creating timepieces that are as much works of art as they are feats of engineering.
Hyundai Card is proud to support new art and collaborative exchange at MoMA.
MoMA’s most innovative ideas and perspectives that resonate today are made possible with Hyundai Card’s support. Through the Hyundai Card First Look series, MoMA highlights recent acquisitions into the Museum’s ever-evolving collection. MoMA is also proud to work alongside Hyundai Card to pioneer curatorial and creative exchange between the Museum, New York City, and Korea through exhibitions, gallery installations, and scholarly research.
Hyundai Card is also proud to highlight intersections of digital works and emerging technologies through the Hyundai Card Digital Wall at MoMA. In 2025, Hyundai Card inaugurated The Hyundai Card MoMA Digital Wall in Seoul, a “twin screen” that extends MoMA’s program from New York to South Korea.
A partner of the Museum since 2006, Hyundai Card has provided key support for over 50 transformative exhibitions, including Picasso Sculpture, Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity, Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done, Judd, and Refik Anadol’s Unsupervised.
Hyundai Card is a leading premium credit card company based in Seoul, Korea, that aims to provide customers with unparalleled access to premium products and cultural services through a philosophy of inspiration through design, music, and the arts.
UNIQLO is MoMA’s proud partner of #ArtForAll.
UNIQLO has been a major partner with MoMA in its mission to make art accessible to all by providing free public access to the museum and broadening cultural impact. Since 2013, over 2 million visitors have enjoyed complimentary admission to MoMA’s collection, exhibitions, and film screenings on Friday nights. MoMA and UNIQLO have also collaborated since 2014 on ‘MoMA Special Edition’ apparel and accessories inspired by artists in MoMA’s collection, creating new audiences for art. As a leading Japanese apparel designer and retailer, UNIQLO is guided by Lifewear, clothing designed to make everyone’s life better. It is simple, high-quality, everyday apparel with a practical sense of beauty, ingenious in detail, thought through with life’s needs in mind, and always evolving.
MoMA Audio is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Since 2005, The Museum of Modern Art has offered one of the largest inclusive distributions of an art museum audio tour worldwide. Bloomberg’s generosity and ongoing dedication to innovation and enhanced visitor experiences in cultural institutions all over the world has allowed the Museum to be a leader in developing new and exciting methods of content development and distribution while adapting to the rapidly changing digital landscape. Bloomberg Philanthropies’ mission is to ensure better, longer lives for the greatest number of people. The organization focuses on five key areas for creating lasting change: Public Health, Environment, Education, Government Innovation and the Arts.