Baywatch alum Pamela Anderson struck a pose in front of pop artist Ed Ruscha’s 1962 painting Actual Size during the gala opening of his new exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan on Thursday.

The Canadian-American 56-year-old – who plans to sell off her fashion archives – kept it simple in a white loose long-sleeved boatneck top, matching wide-leg trousers, loafers, and a brown purse.

Pamela joked to ET of her minimal make-up and self-dyed blonde waves: ‘This is a new chapter in my life and, I don’t know, natural beauty still takes two hours in front of a mirror.’

Anderson – who boasts 2.8M Instagram followers – Instastoried two snaps from the 200-work ‘ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN’ exhibition, which opens to the public this Sunday and runs through January 13, 2024.

Missing from the Pandora Nova brand ambassador’s side were her two sons – Brandon Thomas Lee, 27; and Dylan Jagger Lee, 25 – from her three-year marriage to three-time Grammy nominee Tommy Lee, which ended in 1998.

‘I’m a little glammed up,’ Pamela shrugged.

‘I’m always in the garden now. See? I have dirt under my nails.’

Indeed, HGTV/Discovery+ officially renewed Anderson’s reality show, Pamela’s Garden of Eden, for an eight-episode second season on February 6.

The Aritzia paid partner will also host a new series for Food Network Canada called Pamela’s Cooking With Love, which reportedly began production this summer and will premiere next year.

Meanwhile, four-time Emmy nominee John Krasinski looked absolutely thrilled to meet the 85-year-old man of the hour inside the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Center for Special Exhibitions.

The 43-year-old Office alum – who relies on stylist Ilaria Urbinati – wore a black short-sleeved button-up with teal trousers and black dress shoes.

John – who has two children with wife Emily Blunt – was joined at MoMA by his ‘dear friend’ Jonny Cournoyer.

The painter-set photographer later posted a b&W Instagram snap of himself and Krasinski ‘sandwiching’ Shafrazi Art Gallery owner Tony Shafrazi.

Also enjoying one-on-one time with Ed was German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans.

‘ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN’ also drew the likes of art gallery mogul-dealer Larry Gagosian and stainless steel artist Jeff Koons.