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Revision as of 00:25, 23 August 2023


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Welcome to the Museum of Moving Art

MOMA is a hybrid game that integrates art making & sharing with storytelling and creative flight simulation.

Framed in the context of artivism and community arts participation, this experimental project incorporates a broad range of digital and traditional art practices. It is driven by 4 simple ideas:

  • everyone is an artist
  • everyone is a story teller
  • you are never too old or corrupted to play
  • participating in community arts is good for you & good for the community

At MOMA we endeavor to enable and include the creative output of anyone who wants to participate either online or face-to-face in real life community events. Creative output occurs by playing the MOMA Game, and it only one of the benefits of playing.

Small 3D plastic model people on a shelf as a floor look at miniature pictures on a gallery wall, the words wiki moma dot art are part of a mural on the wall of the level below

Somewhat recursively, this wiki provides the conceptual framework for the project and tools for player participation. The wiki also serving as a home for the project's online content & creative outcomes.

This dense tangle of artspeak is unpacked and explored in more detail at the "About MOMA" page.

Screenshot of an light aircraft flying in Microsoft Flight Simulator - an external view showing a DA40 from above with the Melbourne suburb of Point Cook underneath in the background

MOMA Weekly News

Keep up to date. The MOMA news is usually updated every Tuesday. Click here to read the latest news and archives news stories.

Participate = Play


An orange toy passenger bus sticks through a metallic hole in a yellow background of a road building machine, with an interesting symbol printed in black.

If you are keen to find out more or get involved, the best thing that you can do is explore the wiki and then reach out to Rose: Email - movingmoma@protonmail.com Phone/SMS - +61 468 948 109 or have a chat on our Discord Server

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