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While the wiki has been down for the last few months due to server hardware issues, lots of hands-on-making has been happening behind the scenes. |
While the wiki has been down for the last few months due to server hardware issues, lots of hands-on-making has been happening behind the scenes. |
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The first of the MOMA II pop-up galleries is under construction. This version is called |
The first of the MOMA II pop-up galleries is under construction. This version is called "The Share Chair" and is being made from wheelchair sides attached to a custom-built box (which will house the portable art exhibitions). The beauty of wheelchairs is that they are designed to be highly maneuverable and carry heavy weights. This MOMA II will be able to go wherever wheelchairs can go, including on public transportation. |
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Revision as of 05:04, 13 January 2023
Welcome
Welcome to MOMA: a creative role-playing game framed in the context of community arts participation. Think of it as street art with theatrical tendencies and the "museum that comes to you".
The Museum of Moving Art is an interactive space for:
- creating and sharing artwork
- playing and making games
- multimedia story telling
- creative flight simulation
Find a more detailed description via the The MOMA Project link.
The Latest News
While the wiki has been down for the last few months due to server hardware issues, lots of hands-on-making has been happening behind the scenes.
The first of the MOMA II pop-up galleries is under construction. This version is called "The Share Chair" and is being made from wheelchair sides attached to a custom-built box (which will house the portable art exhibitions). The beauty of wheelchairs is that they are designed to be highly maneuverable and carry heavy weights. This MOMA II will be able to go wherever wheelchairs can go, including on public transportation.