GRAVITON INDUSTRIES

Project Mora is a moon museum. We're assembling thousands of digital contributions from across the world to make their way to the surface of the Moon come early 2020. Engineered to withstand the harshness of space, Project Mora will lay dormant in a crater until the next generation of explorers discover the contents within... From Latin roots meaning to delay, wait, and preserve, Project Mora is pushing the limits on how we build museums. Rather than limit contributions to select artists, we're crowd-sourcing cultural artifacts. Rather than have physical exhibits, everything is digital. And rather than allow immediate admission, we're delaying admissions until the next lunar explorers arrive... The Project Mora Moon Museum is in homage to the original Moon Museum. Smuggled on-board the Apollo 12 mission of 1969 was a half-inch ceramic wafer containing artistic etchings by Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, David Novros, John Chamberlain, Claes Oldenburg, and Forrest Myers.

Also known as: Graviton Industries LC, Project Mora

Primary location: Louisville United States