MoMA Store Introduces Mexican Collection The Museum of Modern Art Design Store's new destination collection, introduced Thursday, highlights products made in Mexico. For the next few months, or while stock lasts, the shop will offer more than 150 items by 60 Mexican or Mexico-based designers - from tableware and decorative accessories to furniture. It's the 10th in a seasonal series, and Kathy Thornton-Bias, president of the retail division at MoMA, said it was a natural fit: "MoMA has had a longstanding relationship with Mexico, dating back to the museum's earliest days, including a Diego Rivera exhibition that set attendance records in 1931 and 1932 ." Prices range from $12 for a tea towel by Uzyel Karp and Diego Holz to $1,000 for the Maria Bonita table. The coasters, pictured, by Iguana 4 Studio, are $42. MoMA Design Store, 44 West 53rd Street (Fifth Avenue), (212) 767-1050, and 81 Spring Street (Crosby Street), (646) 613-1367, momastore.org