Is James Franco working on another MoMA exhibit?

Art buddies James Franco and Klaus Biesenbach could be collaborating on another project.

The two were spotted at the Whynot bistro in the West Village Monday morning, where spies told us "The Interview" actor Franco — without the burly security guards who were at his side at the time of the controversial movie's opening — and Biesenbach, the MoMA PS1 director, were admiring artist Jeremy Penn's massive painting of Brigitte Bardot from his "Hot Lips" series, which was hanging in the back of the cafe.

Franco and Biesenbach took pictures of themselves nestled in a corner booth, then outside of the IFC theater, and posted the images on Instagram.

Franco, who counts Marina Abramovic as a close friend, has participated in several performance pieces at MoMA PS1.