MoMA Postcard

Upcoming

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Launching this month, MoMA Postcard is an experience in collective creativity on blockchain, inviting anyone to collaborate, learn and experiment with web3 technologies.

Akin to a digital chain letter, each postcard is designed collaboratively— stamp by stamp, person by person—as it moves from one destination to the next. With 15 blank stamps ready to be designed and signed by you and your co-creators, each postcard is an interactive NFT adventure waiting to be unlocked.

This is a chance to experiment with NFTs and blockchain technology in an approachable and creative way that we hope will inspire connections and conversations within the world of digital art. What will you create with MoMA Postcard?

On October 3, we’ll kick things off with MoMA Postcard First 15, a collection of 15 cards designed collaboratively by 15 artists working at the intersection of art and technology.

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