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MoMA Postcard Project: A Fusion of Art and Blockchain Technology – Powered by Tezos And The Autonomy Wallet
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has unveiled its latest initiative: the MoMA Postcard project. This unique venture provides a platform for collaborative creativity, merging traditional artistic expression with the cutting-edge capabilities of blockchain technology.
By: Lee Evans
9 October 2023
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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) recently unveiled an exciting venture, the MoMA Postcard project, which is minted on the Tezos blockchain. Presented by MoMA and powered by Autonomy Wallet, this unique endeavor celebrates collaborative creativity. It features 15 co-created postcards, each a product of collaboration among 15 artists, representing 15 distinct destinations.
The @Tezos Twitter account directed enthusiasts to view this collection on Objkt.com. Additionally, details on how one can get involved, design, and share their own postcard are available at moma.org/postcard. The account expressed their thoughts stating:
“Congratulations to all the artists and welcome to newcomers minting on Tezos.”
The roster of participating artists includes notable names such as @GrantYun2, @petereburr, @ykxotkx, @dmitricherniak, @lovidlovid, and ten others. Several of these artists provided prompts around which their postcards were designed. For instance, @dmitricherniak encouraged each participant to create a goose avatar in “Mango-Grayscale-Dada,” while @GrantYun2‘s prompt was about embracing nature in “Hazel-Gradient-Symmetry.”
MoMA further detailed the essence of this project. It’s described as an “experiment in collective creativity on blockchain,” likened to a digital chain letter. Every postcard is a result of joint efforts, designed collaboratively as it transitions from one destination to the next. Each card comes with 15 blank stamps awaiting designs by its co-creators, turning every postcard into an engaging blockchain journey.
The underlying intention is to offer a platform where individuals can explore NFTs and blockchain technology in an approachable, inventive manner. MoMA hopes this initiative will “inspire connections and conversations within the world of digital art.”
Highlighting the special collection launched for this project, MoMA shared that they invited 15 artists, pioneers at the crossroads of art and technology, to craft their unique sets of cards. Starting with a blank card, every artist introduced a prompt, and these cards were circulated among all participants. Each card metamorphosed around its prompt, collecting unique stamps as it journeyed globally. Once a stamp was verified on the blockchain, it became a symbol of ownership for that card. This process birthed a collection of cards that are co-created and co-owned simultaneously.
Covering 35 cities, spanning 11 countries and 5 continents, the “MoMA Postcard First 15” stands as a testament to boundary-less collaborative creativity, where every component is as distinct as it is integral to the collective.
Exhibited artists: William Mapan, Kjetil Golid, Iskra Velitchkova, Eko33, Marcelo Soria-Rodríguez, Alkan Avcioğlu, Obvious, Alice Gordon, Helena Sarin, Ganbrood, Jared S. Tarbell, Manoloide and Nancy Burson. As an integral part of the show, we present a curated selection from French @lemonde2d private collection, with the works by Michael Zancan, Phaust, Marcel Schwittlick, Anna Beller & Alejandro Campos, Stuart Batchelor, Casey Reas, and Peter Beyls.
This partnership signals an innovative foray into the realm of digital art collectibles, anchored by a forthcoming exhibition on Vincent van Gogh. Scheduled to commence on October 3, 2023, the highly anticipated exhibition is titled “Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise: The Final Months”.
On September 9, 2023, an avant-garde event held at Lume Studios, NYC, brought together the legacy of Allen Ginsberg, the prominent Beat poet, and the contemporary realm of AI and blockchain. The evening was organized by the collective theVERSEverse, in partnership with Subjective.art, the Allen Ginsberg Estate, and centered on the experimental project “A Picture of My Mind.”
Starting on December 6 with an exhibition, panels and performances at the Nautilus Hotel, curatorial platforms, partners and marketplaces from around the world will co-curate contemporary digital art minted on Tezos. Over 50 works will be shown, ranging from historical pieces to contemporary editions sold during the event, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Trevor Project, an American nonprofit organisation raising funds for suicide prevention amongst LGBTQ+ youth.
Tezmas 2023 Announcement: Tezos Philippines, in collaboration with TZ APAC, proudly presents the 3rd edition of the Pinoy Christmas-themed NFT contest. This global event invites artists to create NFTs that celebrate the Filipino Christmas spirit.
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