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* is a street/community art project with theatrical tendencies |
* is a street/community art project with theatrical tendencies |
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* it is also a ''composite artwork'' (an artwork made largely of other artworks) |
* it is also a ''composite artwork'' (an artwork made largely of other artworks) |
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* MOMA is a series of pop-up '''''installations/made-structures''''' called "Venues", these function as interactive art-spaces that contain exhibitions of arts and crafts |
* MOMA is a series of pop-up '''''installations/made-structures''''' called "MOMA Venues", these function as interactive art-spaces that contain exhibitions of arts and crafts |
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* the museum manifests online as this wiki |
* the museum manifests online as this wiki |
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* MOMA is non-commercial & run by volunteers |
* MOMA is non-commercial & run by volunteers |
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Revision as of 04:51, 28 May 2021
People go to museums, but this museum comes to the people.
The Museum of Moving Art:
- is a street/community art project with theatrical tendencies
- it is also a composite artwork (an artwork made largely of other artworks)
- MOMA is a series of pop-up installations/made-structures called "MOMA Venues", these function as interactive art-spaces that contain exhibitions of arts and crafts
- the museum manifests online as this wiki
- MOMA is non-commercial & run by volunteers
In a game-like-way, the Museum of Moving Art invites participants to role-play as museum visitors, artists, curators, critics, and even benefactors.
Please feel free to navigate and explore MOMA using the links at the top of the page, or if you'd prefer a guided tour click the image below:
This wiki website is currently under construction! All links may not work. More content coming soon.