MoMA PS1 will offer free admission to all visitors for the next three years starting January 1, the New York City museum announced today. The announcement comes after a gift from Bay Area art collector and entrepreneur Sonya Yu, who serves on the boards of the Hammer Museum (where PS1 Director Connie Butler previously worked as chief curator) and the San Francisco Museum of Art. The Queens institution will be free for everyone from 2026 through 2028, a move the museum said would help improve financial barriers to access. Free admission will coincide with the institution's 50th-anniversary programming in 2026, including its annual “Greater New York” survey opening in April. The institution is already free for New York residents, but charges $10 for admission for out-of-towners, with discounted rates for seniors and youth. In a press release, the museum claimed that its forthcoming fee waiver makes it the largest free museum in New York City. To read the full story by isaislearninghow...