Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds

Paul Klee dedicated his last decade to a relentless struggle between the poetry of color and the shadows of history. The MoMA in New York highlights this pivotal period in which the artist, confronted by illness and the oppression of fascism, radically transformed his visual language. For the first time on American soil, these late works reveal a poignant creative urgency: the transition from a vibrant chromatic style to a direct confrontation with human fragility. Each canvas becomes an act of resistance, a space of freedom won over pain and exile. This rare selection illustrates the strength of a genius who was able to reinvent modern art until his last breath. This historic encounter awaits you in Manhattan from March 20 to July 26, 2026.