Btw MOMA

06/28/2026

NEW
An exhibition of recent additions to the permanent collection.

Join us as we celebrate the artists who have inspired and delighted us and have become a part of our museum this past year.

In this exhibition:
Flo Von Grote ‘Like Clouds that never become feeling’, an Artist made an accordion book that is shown here spilling off the wall.
Kim Manchester ‘Concussed’, Cyanotype
Nan Curtis’s flocked rock is not a new acquisition, but is one of all-time favorites and is on permanent display

06/28/2026

NEW
An exhibition of recent additions to the permanent collection.

Join us as we celebrate the artists who have inspired and delighted us and have become a part of our museum this past year.

Pictured here:
Kobey Bonin
Michael De Vito, ‘Attachment’, etching aquatint
Studio Indio
Asa Madarang, rabbit rug

02/18/2026

The second and third floor galleries of btwMOMA showcase individual works from the Scouts collective. In addition to their collaborative and participatory art practices each Scout maintains their own artistic practice.

The illuminated work in the forth floor is a joyful depiction of the Scout members including their dog.

02/11/2026

Scouts
~very serious about not being serious~

In the museums 3rd floor gallery we are featuring the Scout’s project 30 Day Picnic.

For a month the Scouts hosted daily picnics for one or two guests at a time as a means of connecting artists and building community. The generous gesture of sharing a meal generated intimate conversations that casually centered art and idea.

About the Scouts:
Art Scouts Collective creates socially-engaged work through playful, participatory projects–often centered around food–offering hospitality as an artistic expression for building community and reimaging how art can exist in everyday life. Inspired by the Fluxus movement, projects such as the Cookie Exchange, Fluxus Dinner Series, and 30-Day Picnic create accessible experiences where artists and various communities can gather, collaborate, and build meaningful relationships. The collective’s current members are Jessica Joner, Bryce Frimming, Ansley Gwin, and Laura Swingen. While each artist maintains an individual practice, they unite through a shared love of collaborative artwork and projects as a means of cultivating creativity and community

02/05/2026

In our upcoming show with the Scouts we are highlighting their project Breakfast in Bed in the first floor gallery.
In 2025 the Scouts, with permission from the participants, slipped in the bedrooms in the early morning to wake up a friend of the collective with breakfast in bed. This type sweet, intimate, generous gesture is a hallmark of the Scouts practice. Human connections threads through out their work.

From the Scouts:
Scouts at btwMOMA introduces the collective through both our shared, playful projects and our individual practices, highlighting past socially engaged works such as 30 Day Picnic and a full-floor installation of our current project, Breakfast in Bed. Art Scouts are very serious about not being serious.

01/30/2026