. >>> moma is on the move, the modern art could be moving to your neighborhood but not permanently. it's all part of the renovation for the museum of modern art. >> anyone who lives in one place long enough, knows you accumulate plenty of stuff. when the place is san francisco's museum of modern art, that stuff is countless pieces of modern art. >> we have a collection of almost 30,000 objects, located in different locations, both in the building and outside. >> with moma closing its doors in june for a two-year renovation, the art is getting packed up. every day moving vans show up to haul away a new priceless load. and soon cranes will carry off large sculptures from the rooftop garden. this summer they will kick off its massive expansion which will more than double its space. and then an arrangement that could be described as a work of art. the museum agreed to build the city a new fire station, in exchange for expanding into the old one next door. >> in the annals of american museums, i cannot think of an instance where a museum has built a new firehouse for its community in ord

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he runs the moma. abstraction may be modernism's greate innovation, it is now so central to our concept, conception of artistic practice that the time before the idea of an abstract artwork made sense, had become hard. so you hardly can remember when there was no abstraction. he continues, quite suddenly around 100 years ago they took many observers by surprise, beginning in late 1911 or across the course of the next year a series of afterists exhibited works that marked the beginning of something radically new. they dispensed with recognizable subject matter. 9 implication of these opening moves were registered with astounding rapiddy. within five years abstraction practitioners including hans,-- arthur dove, not allia-- and marsden-- a whole range of other people came forward. i'm left with this question, just for everybody, you know, define abstraction for me. >> well, abstraction has lots of mns. but whais bei explored in this show is 9 beginning of a new type of modern artwork. a picture that's no

. >> with moma closing its doors in june for a two-year renovation the art is getting packed up.ry day a moving van is hauling off priceless load and cranes will be taking sculptures from the rooftop garden. >> the summer mo will keck off the expansion which will more than double in space and in an arrangement that could be described as a work of art, the museum agreed to build the city a new fire station in exchange for expanding into the old one next door. in the annals of american museums i cannot think where it has built a new firehouse in order to continue to expand. >> reporter: it will display the collection and museums across the bay area and beyond. >> we will also be presenting a host of off-site projects in non-traditional spaces for contemporary arts such as christy field or the town of los altos. >> moma will stage eight sculptures by artist mark disuvero this may. >> for us, it's a chance to experiment with the idea that art might help people see our park resources in new and interesting ways. momma is throwing a celebration including three days leading up to the ne

in moma. and after this summer try selling some fake gold a dispute happened a mob formed and rents on a rampage and the rampage there that's for an hour or two lasted for two days people who are hiding children were killed. as a cadence say buddhist monks at a mob not only killed beat and stabbed people but actually burnt people a lot of. internally displaced people that i've interviewed and the reason i think and many of the seem to think that it's orchestrated is that the efficiency by which it took pace. the incompetence of the police the police were unable to protect you but in some cases the police were begging the mobs not to kill a group of women and the police would ensure that these women would worship these monks and then they were led to live and this is i witness accounts from people that i've spoken to and interviewed well said the pictures are horrifying the ones that i did see on your blog i want to talk about the impetus that i've been brought you to the country and how they'v