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| 08.29.08

MoMA acquires “Cabspotting: New Years Eve 2007”

Holy shit!

Cabspotting at MoMa

Back in February I was happy to announce that Cabspotting, our project with Scott Snibbe and Amy Balkin, was to be included in theMuseum of Modern Art’s forthcoming Design and The Elastic Mind exhibition. In the meantime, the MoMA has decided to acquire the version of the piece that we made for the exhibit, titled “Cabspotting Flow: New Years Eve 2007,” for their permanent collection.

Published: 08.29.08
Updated: 09.20.22

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