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MoMA Goes Shopping for a Tongue, a Trailer, and Amoxicillin

12/19/07 at 3:00 PM

Ralph Borland's Suited for Subversion (2002).Photos by Ralph Borland and Pieter Hugo. Image courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

On Friday, MoMA's opening a show of recent acquisitions to the permanent design-collection. Above, a new approach to safe sex. After the jump, an atomic trailer and Target's finest amoxicillin. —Rachel Wolff

Airstream, Inc., Company Design for Airstream Bambi Travel Trailer (1960).Photo by Robin Holland. Image courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.


Deborah Adler and Klaus Rosburg’s Target ClearRX Prescription System (2004).Photo by Target. Image courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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