ARThe article discusses the upcoming retrospective exhibition 'Roy Lichtenstein: Like New' at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, which marks the first major exhibition of the Pop Art icon in over three decades. The exhibition, curated by multimedia artist Alex Da Corte, aims to connect Lichtenstein's work with contemporary audiences by incorporating elements of performance, video, and installation. The article highlights the challenge of presenting Lichtenstein's well-known works in a way that resonates with today's viewers while also showcasing his influence on modern art. It mentions the generous donations from the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation and Dorothy Lichtenstein, which include artworks and the artist's former home and studio. The piece emphasizes the innovative approach taken by Da Corte in curating the show, drawing parallels between Lichtenstein and other artists like Marcel Duchamp and Eminem.
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