MoMA PS1's Warmup: A Dance Series with a Storied Past

MoMA PS1's Warmup, an outdoor dance party series, is the subject of a new book, 'Wet Paint,' which delves into the event's history and associated gossip. The series, known for its eclectic music and vibrant atmosphere, has been a staple of New York's summer art scene. The book, published by Artnet News, explores the lore and behind-the-scenes stories of the event, including anecdotes about collectors and their musical preferences. The article also mentions ongoing art world sagas, such as the David Nahmad–Modigliani dispute and the anticipated opening of the Balloon Museum. The piece highlights the cultural significance of Warmup as a platform for dance and social interaction within the contemporary art community.