MoMA WHO AM I? EXHIBITION DESIGN
This project is a redesign of The Museum of Modern Art’s Who Am I? School Programs Exhibition. For this exhibition, students from MoMA’s partner schools were invited to answer the question, “Who am I?” In response, they created a diverse range of self-portraits—realistic, expressive, and symbolic—that represent their sense of self.
This redesign concept aims to create a dynamic and inclusive experience through its crowd-driven graphics, allowing visitors to actively contribue to its intro wall signage. By incorporating multiple perspectives, the graphics showcase a diverse range of viewpoints, reflecting the themes explored in the exhibition.
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This project is a redesign of The Museum of Modern Art’s Who Am I? School Programs Exhibition. For this exhibition, students from MoMA’s partner schools were invited to answer the question, “Who am I?” In response, they created a diverse range of self-portraits—realistic, expressive, and symbolic—that represent their sense of self.
This redesign concept aims to create a dynamic and inclusive experience through its crowd-driven graphics, allowing visitors to actively contribue to its intro wall signage. By incorporating multiple perspectives, the graphics showcase a diverse range of viewpoints, reflecting the themes explored in the exhibition.
Click to see full website.
