UNIQLO today announces that it will launch the the Museum of Modern Art,Art Icons UT collection on Monday, February 14. This is the latest offering from a partnership between UNIQLO and the New York The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New Yorkthat began almost a decade ago. UTs (UNIQLO T-shirts) offer an array of authentic pop culture and art graphics from around the world that express wearers’ individuality. Both UNIQLO and the Museum of Modern Art aim to make art and museums accessible to as many people as possible. They will accordingly offer a collection of work to people everywhere under the concept of Art For All.
Showcasing modern art through LifeWear
The collaboration celebrates the works of modern masters in theMuseum of Modern Art collection. Iconic pieces include Van Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night [1889], with its rich blues and yellows, and Claude Monet’s Water Lilies [1914-26], with its more subdued hues, and Liubov Popova‘s Untitled [1917] abstract work. These items carry feature the Museum of Modern Art logo to symbolize the partnership with UNIQLO and a shared commitment to enhancing daily living through the appreciation of great art.
Collaboration overview
Launch date: Monday, February 14, 2022
*This collection will debut in Japan and in the Philippines on February 14, with launch dates differing
by market
Items: ADULT’S T-shirts in 5 designs at Php 790 each
ADULT’S sweats in 3 designs at Php 1,990 each
Availability: T-Shirts will be available UNIQLO stores nationwide and uniqlo.com/ph
Sweats will be available in select UNIQLO stores and on uniqlo.com/ph
The collection will also be available at MoMA Design Stores in Hong Kong from February 1, and from MoMA Design Stores in New York and online at store.moma.org from March 2022.
UT Feature Page: https://www.uniqlo.com/ph/en/spl/ut-collection
Merchandise images
Inspired byComposition No.onII,
with Red and Blue [1929] in Red, Blue, and Yellow
Claude Monet
Inspired by Water Lilies [1914-26]
Vincent van Gogh
Inspired by The Starry Night [1889]
Salvador Dalí
Inspired by The Persistence of Memory [1931]
Liubov Popova
Inspired byUntitled [1917]
Inspired by Untitledfrom Six Geometric Figures, Superimposed in Pairs [1977] Untitled
Salvador Dalí
Inspired by The Persistence of Memory [1931]
Liubov Popova
Inspired by Folio from 5 x 5 = 25: An
Exhibition of Painting Vystavka zhivopisi》
[1921]
© 2022 The Museum of Modern Art
© 2022 Salvador Dalí, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, Artists Rights Society
© 2022 The LeWitt Estate / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
© 2022 Mondrian / Holtzman Trust
Partnership between UNIQLO and the Museum of Modern Art
UNIQLO and the Museum of Modern Art have partnered since 2013 to make art more accessible to the world. UNIQLO and the Museum of Modern Art’s partnership invites everyone to enjoy the art of our time through free admission and special access programs and digital content initiatives including UNIQLO ArtSpeaks, where the Museum of Modern Art staff members share their personal stories about art on view in the galleries. sponsored free admission to the museum to foster the general public’s appreciation for modern art and design, and MoMA staff members share their impressions of gallery artworks on UNIQLO ArtSpeaks. UNIQLO will continue to work with the Museum of Modern Art to share the Art For All message and promote the appeal of modern and contemporary art and design as a way to add color to people’s lives.
About the Museum of Modern Art
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City brings creativity and inspiration to people all over the world. Founded in 1929 by three women, the Museum of Modern Art was the first museum dedicated to new art from paintings and drawings to film, design, and performance. This bold, experimental vision continues by sharing the most thought-provoking and resonant works today.
MoMA opened in 1929 as the world’s first museum dedicated to contemporary art. A bold, experimental vision has guided the museum over the years. MoMA shares an array of thought-provoking and evocative works, from paintings to performances, in spaces inspire creativity in everyone.
UNIQLO and art
UNIQLO has partnered with some of the world’s preeminent museums to deepen public interest in art through free admission programs, collaboration merchandise, events, and other initiatives. Listed below are key partnerships that UNIQLO has formed in this regard:
May 2013 – present: The Museum of Modern Art, New York City
March 2016 – present: Tate Modern, London
September 2017 – present: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
March 2018 – present: Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona
February 2021– present: Louvre Museum, Paris
