About
WHAT IS MoRE MoRE is a digital museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting refused and unrealised art projects from the 20th and 21st centuries.
Katia Goldoni, One MoRE Year from MoRE museum on Vimeo.
GOALS The museum collects and exhibits projects that were conceived specifically for particular occasions and within specific contexts, although not necessarily commissioned, but were never realised due to technical, logistical, ideological, economic, moral, or ethical reasons. Others were simply utopian or constituted theoretical exercises around the theme of the unrealised. The museum aims to give value to, preserve, and study these materials through research projects and exhibitions, harnessing the full potential of the Web. The preservation of a project within the museum does not prevent the artist from realising it in another context or form.
WHO WE ARE The museum originated from an idea by Elisabetta Modena and Marco Scotti, who are responsible for managing the archives, planning temporary exhibitions, and coordinating editorial activities and debate together with a team of researchers, scholars, content and project managers, with the collaboration of a scientific committee and invited external curators.
WAYS OF CREATING AND INCREMENTING THE COLLECTION The museum accepts donations of one or more unrealised artworks by any artist in digital format (for the criteria governing the collection, digitisation, and donation of materials, see the section below entitled “Guidelines”). The donation grants the artist the right to reuse or realise the project, with acknowledgement of the museum. The donation does not entail any restriction on the possibility of realising the donated project should the opportunity arise. The museum guarantees respect for intellectual property rights.
THE COLLECTION The museum website consists of an archive of projects available entirely in digital format; a space dedicated to temporary exhibitions; and a section hosting critical interventions and in-depth studies.
Guidelines for the constitution and management of the archive