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MoCC at Royal Geographic Society

The Museum of Contemporary Commodities event at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), on Exhibition Rd in London 24-27 August 2017.

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YMCA

November 28th, 2017|Comments Off on YMCA

Commodities involved: the music industry 40 years later that song has made a lot of money. It's not just about money, it's an anthem that's valued by people for other reasons. People have their own [...]

Washing the car

November 28th, 2017|Comments Off on Washing the car

Commodities involved: car & surf board The trade isdoing jobs for pocket money to buy toys and a surf board.

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Differently Smart – the evolution of MoCC Guide Mikayla

August 21st, 2017|Comments Off on Differently Smart – the evolution of MoCC Guide Mikayla

"If you took me apart, each bit of me would be a commodity. Each of those things has been made by different people in lots of different places. That's an awful lot of work isn't [...]

Re-making the Internet

October 10th, 2016|Comments Off on Re-making the Internet

In May 2016 artist Louise Ashcroft set off a rumour that the internet was going to be re-built from scratch, in the unlikely tech-hub of Exeter. This is what happened next...

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MoCC at the Royal Geographical Society

August 20th, 2017|Comments Off on MoCC at the Royal Geographical Society

MoCC has been invited to inhabit the Pavilion Gallery at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) this 24-27 August bank holiday. It's a bit of a different ambience to the former hairdressers we occupied in [...]

Messy activities and impossible objects

March 24th, 2016|Comments Off on Messy activities and impossible objects

MoCC have commissioned artist Louise Ashcroft and digital tinkerers Autonomous Tech Fetish to make some new conversation works for the MoCC programme of digital and hacktivist activities happening in Exeter in May 2016. Louise Ashcroft [...]

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MoCC was co-founded by artist-researcher Paula Crutchlow from Blind Ditch and Cultural Geographer Ian Cook from Followthethings.com and University of Exeter. The project is being developed in partnership with Furtherfield and a growing number of artists, academics, technologists and members of the public. You can join us by contributing to our online collection, visiting our shop-gallery, or taking part in a MoCC talk or walkshop activity. Find out more…