Good Job MoHA

MoHA's Greatest Hits

Since 2012, the Museum of Human Achievement (MoHA) has championed creativity and inclusivity in Austin. Founded by artists and community leaders, MoHA tackles cultural displacement head-on, offering a home for artists and creatives at risk of being driven out by the city’s rapid economic changes. But MoHA's impact goes beyond Austin, with artists and programs gaining local, national, and international recognition. Below are just a few highlights from the past 13 years.

Selected Big Impressive Grants

Grant	How We Did	About the Grant
City of Austin "Thrive" grant	Awarded the maximum amount of funding ($150,000) for two years for our arts & cultural work advancing racial equity, and representing the LGBTQIA+ and disability communities.	Thrive Grants provide focused investment to sustain and grow arts organizations that are deeply rooted in and reflective of Austin’s diverse cultures.
Grant for Technology Opportunities Program	Multi-year recipient, awarded maximum amount of funding ($35,000), for work addressing digital equity and access, specifically our CATS+ program.	The Grant for Technology Opportunities Program (GTOPs) is a $400,000 a year grant directed at improving the community's ability to fully participate in the digital society. GTOPs provides four award pathways for local Austin nonprofit groups to apply for funding.
National Endowment for the Arts (various)	6 time recipient at various funding levels ($10,000-$40,000) for various community-driven programs.	The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is an independent federal agency that is the largest funder of the arts and arts education in communities nationwide and a catalyst of public and private support for the arts.
Mid-America Arts Alliance	Awarded $40,000 to support critical day-to-day operating costs.	Mid-America Arts Alliance is a nonprofit, Regional Arts Organization that serves Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. We focus on strengthening communities and improving lives through extraordinary cultural experiences.
Texas Commissionon the Arts (various)	Awarded various grants ($1,000-$13,5000) over multiple years to support specific programming goals.	TCA supports a diverse and innovative arts community in Texas by providing resources to enhance economic development, arts education, cultural tourism and artist sustainability initiatives.
United Way + Austin Community Foundation All Together ATX award	Awarded $10,000 to support cultural programming.	All Together ATX, a joint effort from Austin Community Foundation and United Way for Greater Austin, today announced $2.2 million in grant funding will be disbursed to 70 nonprofits working to support communities experiencing economic and health-related hardships caused by COVID-19 in Central Texas.
Applied Materials Foundation Community Fund	Awarded $10,000 to support No-fee Fiscal Sponsorship and free Professional Development opportunities for new arts organizations and artists in Austin.	Applied Materials and the Applied Materials Foundation are committed to making a positive social contribution in communities near Applied Materials’ US facilities in Santa Clara County, CA; Austin, TX; Gloucester, MA; Portland & Hillsboro, OR; Kalispell, MT; Phoenix and Chandler, AZ; and Malta and Albany, NY.

Selected Best-Of Press

Year	Award	Publication
2023	Top 3 Museums in Austin	Concept Animals
2023	Best of 2023 for The Shabooming/Edward Normalhands	Glasstire
2019	Best of 2019 for Janet40: Li Po	Glasstire
2018	Top 10 Fine Art Moments for Cage Match Project	Austin Chronicle
2017	Best Shopping - Early 90s Shopping Experience	Austin Chronicle
2017	Best Body of Work, Best Group Gallery, Best Independent Project	Austin Critics Table
2016	Best “Not A Museum” Museum	Austin Chronicle
2016	Best Body of Work, Best Independant Project nomination	Austin Critics Table
2015	Top 10 Contemporary Art Galleries in Austin, TX	Austin Chronicle
2014	Best Work of Art / Independant or Public Project for AHoM	Austin Critics Table

More Recognition and Reviews

MoHA artists and programs have been featured in:

Art in America
Artforum
ARTnews
Arts+Culture Texas
Austin-American Statesman
BOMB
Carnegie Mellon
CNN
Glasstire
Juxtapoz
KLRU
KVRX
KUT
The New York Times
NPR
Pitchfork
Smithsonian
Vice

Latest MoHA Press

MoHA artists and events are always being recognized. Here is some our most recent press.

Headline	Date	Authors	Type	Description	Event
The Museum of Human Achievement Takes Us Back to the Computer Room	June 17, 2025	Caroline Drew	Article	Welcome to My Homepage! makes the internet fun again	Welcome to my Homepage - Applicant Info Session 2025 B
This interactive browser narrative will make you feel	June 14, 2025	Kristin Merrilees	Article	To make "i feel so much shame," Jackie Liu combined Risograph printing and web-based elements including dropdown menus, hyperlinks, and buttons.	I feel so much shame
Austin's newest cultural district highlights local arts, business in Govalle	June 9, 2025	Ben Thompson	Article	A pocket of East Austin that's home to dozens of art galleries and studios, eateries, and other businesses was officially designated as the city's newest cultural district this spring.	[[]]
Spring/Break May Be a Little Older, but It Still Parties On	May 7, 2025	Jillian Steinhauer	Article	The show that started as a messy upstart sibling to the traditional fairs has grown up a bit, though it’s still packed with zany charms.	I Like Texas and Texas Likes Me
Director Andrew Bujalski Makes a Movie, Two Ways	February 20, 2025	Richard Whittaker	Article	2022’s There There pops up in Austin as both an art installation and a theatrical screening	There There
Satellite Art Show Returns to Austin for SXSW 2025	January 1, 2025	Jessica Fuentes	Article	Satellite Art Show has announced that it will host an Art Fair in Austin in 2025 during the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival, taking place March 7-15.	Satellite Art Show
Fun Floats With MoHA’s New Holiday Show	December 12, 2024	James Scott	Article	Titanic #2: The Floater promises to be another hit for the Museum of Human Achievement	Titanic 2

See all of it here.

Notable Members

Studio Members

Artist	Bio	MoHA Events
Adrian Aguilera	Adrian has exhibited both nationally and internationally at The Philbrook Museum, The Contemporary Austin, Artpace San Antonio, The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas, and The George Washington Carver Museum. He is currently an MFA candidate at Cornell.	ART BY THE POUND, Adrian Aguillera: a going away party, Its not you, its me A SelfieGauntlet, Live in a Squareykah, McDonald Observatory Gallery Redesign, MoHA Alone: A Home Alone Musical, Station to Stations (Season 1)
Adrian Armstrong	Armstrong has been featured on Sotheby’s, Oprah, 6 emerging black artists: Cultured, and is a resident of NXTHVN.
Betelhem Makonnen	Makonnen's work in photography, video, installation and writing is shown nationally and internationally. Her work has been featured in a variety of publications including Artforum, NYT, Frieze, Hyperallergic, Zoetrope, O Menelick 2º Ato, Revista Lampejo, and Glasstire. In addition to her practice she co-organizes Addis Video Art Festival, a platform for video art in Ethiopia, and is a co-founder member of the Austin-based arts collective Black Mountain Project.	A Night of Powerpoint Lectures, ART BY THE POUND, Betelhem Makonnen, Mayet, and Mihret Kebede (Homepage Residency), Its not you, its me A SelfieGauntlet, ምርቃት (mirik’at) / blessings generator
Everest Pipkin (Gallery Director and Studio Member)	From 2011 to 2013, Pipkin ran Wardenclyffe Gallery, an Austin multidisciplinary art space. In 2013, Pipkin was a part of exhibitions at Greyduck Gallery, The Texas Biennial, and Fusebox Festival. In 2020 Pipkin created a tool called "Image Scrubber" in response to Black Lives Matter protests that allowed protesters to blur out faces and remove metadata from their images, this tool became widely used during the movement to protect protesters' safety.	(Couch) Surfing: A Half-Decade of Welcome to my Homepage, 60,000 Cursor Archive (Homepage Project), 60,000 Cursor Archive (IRL Exhibition), AHoM, Altar I: Baroquemon, Altar VI: Shapes (and other Shapes), Crystal Portraits: An Evening of Little Wonders, Everest Pipkin (Homepage Residency), Just Some Me Time…, Keeping Dreamtime, Open Studios and Pastelegram Yard Sale, SPAMS - The Internet: The Restaurant, SPORTS, The Highest Grossing Film of 1994, The Institute of Desktop Archeology
Sam Rofles	Rolfes' practice has expressed itself across a spectrum of formats, from livestream improvisational comedy, to live animation on stage, print design for fashion collections, album covers, and music videos for collaborators including Lady Gaga, Danny Elfman, Holly Herndon, Danny L Harle, Metallica, Amnesia Scanner, Lunice, Dezel Curry, Arca, Nike, Adult Swim, and music festivals across the world.
Nadia Waheed	Nadia has shown work at Nicodim (Los Angeles & New York), Jeffrey Deitch (Los Angrles & New York), Gallery 19557 (London), Arsenal Contemporary (New York), Mindy Solomon Gallery (Miami), Patel Gallery (Toronto). She has a BFA in Painting & Drawing from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.	Its not you, its me A SelfieGauntlet, See Me Where I Am

Resident Artists

Artist	Bio	MoHA Events
Holland Andrews	Showing at the 2024 Whitney Biennial, United States Artists fellow. They have been reviewed in The Wire, the New York Times, Le Monde, La Repubblica, the Financial Times, the New Yorker, Electronic Sound, Uncut, and BBC Radio.	Batman Returns Returns (Portland), Holland Andrews (UP Residency)
Brigitte Bandit	1st time in drag at MoHA. Bandit's first testimony against Senate Bill 12 went viral, both for her full drag look (the photo of which was named one of Time's Top 100 Photos of 2023) and because she pointed out the "absurdity" of the bill because. After the bill was passed, Bandit was one of five plaintiffs in the ACLU's lawsuit against it.	Tanline Steamroller
Sabrina Ellis	Sabrina Ellis formed the band A Giant Dog, with songwriting partner Andrew Cashen. A Giant Dog was signed to Merge Records for their 2nd album, 2016’s Pile. Between all of Ellis’s projects, they’ve shared stages with artists like Jack White, Ty Segall, Spoon, and Jawbreaker. Ellis’s solo work has been produced by Against Me! frontwoman Laura Jane Grace, and they’ve accumulated more Austin Music Awards than one can count.	Batman Returns Returns, Batman Returns Returns (Portland), Edward Normalhands, MoHA Alone: A Home Alone Musical
Justin Favela	Favela's work has been featured in museums and galleries across the United States and the United Kingdom. Justin is the recipient of the 2018 Alan Turing LGTBIQ Award in the category of International Artist. His podcast, Latinos Who Lunch, won the Best of Vegas 2018 award for Best Local Podcast and was ranked number 3 on Remezcla's list of Latinx Podcasts. In 2021, Favela was awarded the Joan Mitchell Fellowship from the Joan Mitchell Foundation.	All You Can Eat, Justin Favela (UP Exhibition), Justin Favela (UP Residency), Live in a Squareykah, Puddin's Student Government
Grow your own Cloud	Their work has been recognised by the United Nations and EU Starts Prize. In 2022 they were named Science Breakthrough of the Year by Falling Walls. GYOC has been presented at major international forums such as WEF Davos and World Climate Summit 2019. Their work is regularly showcased by events such as SXSW and VivaTech as well as artistic exhibitions at Bozar, Telefonica Foundation and ZKM.	Powerpointin' 2: REALTIME
Yuliya Lanina	Lanina had multiple exhibits at MoHA then onto: Fulbright Fellow (Vienna, Austria), Headlands Art Center (CA), Yaddo (NY), Artpace (SA), Yaddo Fellowship (NY), Marble House Project (NY), The Puffin Foundation (NJ)	Bring Your Own Beamer, Its not you, its me A SelfieGauntlet, Shock and Awwww: Jump Scares but Cute, Spare the Rod, Tetractys and Yuliya Lanina, This is a Test of the Internal Emergency Broadcast System, Within, Above and Beyond
Sam Lavigne	Lavigne has exhibited work at the Whitney Museum, the Shed, Lincoln Center, SFMOMA, Pioneer Works, DIS, Ars Electronica, the New Museum. Selected works include Smell Dating with artist Tega Brain, White Collar Crime Risk Zones, The Good Life and The Stupid Shit No One Needs and Terrible Ideas Hackathon. He has been named an Honoree at the Webby Awards twice.	Are UXperienced, Curses, Making Something Real That Seems Fake, Sam Lavigne (Homepage Residency), The APD Decruitment Initiative, Zoom Escaper
Rachel Mars	Mars is an artist and performer. 2017 Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award Winners. Recent theatre commissions have included HOME Manchester/The Entertainment Group, Leeds Playhouse, The Junction, Cambridge; Royal Court Tottenham; Fuel Theatre and Ovalhouse. Recent residencies include The Orchard Project and Asylum (NY), Playwrights Centre (Minneapolis), Horizon Showcase (UK) and Cove Park (UK) Fellow at the Birkbeck Centre of Contemporary Theatre UK.	Next Year People, Our Carnal Hearts, Rachel Mars (UP Residency), Waffle Chat
Slava Mogutin	Forced to leave Russia, Mogutin was granted political asylum in the US with the support of Amnesty International and PEN American Center. This asylum to the US became the first to be granted based on homophobic prosecution. Since 1999, his photography has been exhibited internationally and featured in a wide range of publications including The New York Times, The Village Voice, i-D, Visionaire, L'Uomo Vogue, Secret Behavior, and BUTT.	Hanging with Slava, Imagine Ursula, Slava Mogutin (Residency), Slava Mogutin's Food Chain
Manik Nakra	Nakra's work has been included in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Texas and San Francisco, participated in The LINE Residency in 2020, and was included in his first institutional museum show at The Contemporary, Austin Texas in 2021.	AHoM, ART BY THE POUND, Keeping Dreamtime, The Space Between: An Art Show of Custom Caskets
P1nkstar	P1nkstar is ur fav electr0nic pop superstar!! P1nkstar merges hyperpop with neo-perreo and club and has been described as “early Aughts Paris Hilton on Hello Kitty steroids” by The Austin Chronicle, who recently crowned her as their Queer Pop Princess. Since her performance debut in late 2016, p1nkstar has shared bills with Charli XCX, Crystal Waters, The Ladies of LCD Soundsystem, Alok V. Menon, Dorian Electra, JD Samson, OSHUN, and Sateen.	An Evening with P1nkstar, Y2K and ADiEAN, Batman Returns Returns, Dolly Fest 2019, Fantastic Arcade Retro(spective), Invocation of my Demon Sister, Its not you, its me A SelfieGauntlet, LIVE HARD (Die Hard: The Musical), MoHA Alone: A Home Alone Musical, P1nky and the Kwane: Another Soup Opera!, Puddin's Student Government, Starry Night Prom, Swim for SWOP, The Spinning Beach Ball of Death
Poncili	Established in 2012 in Puerto Rico by twin brothers Pablo and Efrain Del Hierro, Poncili Creación is best known for their subversive public interventions using multiple media, experimental narratives, and an assemblage of hand-crafted objects often made from salvaged foam stuffing and foam rubber. They have presented their work internationally in puppet festivals, galleries, museums, art fairs, music festivals, as well as communes, schools, bars, and bathrooms. Their work has been show on PBS, Pioneerworks, MoMA etc…	AHoM, Explosioncita, Plasma Pool 5: John Cage Match, Poncili Creacion (Performance), Poncili Creacion (Residency)
Tammie Rubin	Rubin has exhibited widely, selections include Project Row Houses, Houston, TX., the Hessel Museum of Art at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY., George Washington Carver Museum, Austin, TX., Mulvane Art Museum, KS., Indianapolis Art Center, Indianapolis, IN., The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, TX., Women & Their Work Gallery, Austin, TX., and C24 Gallery, New York, NY. She's represented by C24 Gallery, New York, NY., Galleri Urbane, Dallas, TX., & Rivalry Projects, Buffalo, NY.	Cage Match Project, Round VIII: This is Everything, Nerdy Thursdays
Chia Amisola	Chia Amisola (they/them) is a Filipino internet artist + ambient artist. Their practice explores worldmaking on the internet to construct spaces, systems, and tools for communal care – imagining a world where creation is synonymous with liberation. Their (web)site-specific art concerns the politics of ambience, memory, compression, labor, and love. Chia is the Founder of Developh, a critical technology institute for Filipino technologists founded in 2016 and the Philippine Internet Archive. They graduated from Yale University in 2022 with a BA in Computing & the Arts and received the Sudler Prize. They've spoken at the Processing Foundation, Yale School of Art, Grace Hopper Celebration, & Causal Islands, and their work has been featured in The New Yorker. By day, they work on creative tooling at Figma, curate folk archives, and make field recordings.	Chia Amisola (Homepage Project), Chia Amisola (Homepage Residency)
Jackie Liu	Jackie Liu is a new media artist and digital designer who makes playful, interactive narratives that fall in between web experiences, comics, and games. Often drawing upon her early experiences of the internet, her work explores new ways of relating with herself, others, and technology.	Fantastic Arcade: Fun Size Edition!, Jackie Liu (Homepage Residency), i feel so much shame
Kaspar Ravel	Kaspar Ravel (they/them) is an artist, teacher, and researcher in tactical new media. Their work draws from a tradition of art movements set in between symbolic activism and practical approaches (from subtle gestures to concrete actions). As a self-taught coder and DIY hacker, their intention is to demystify technology, which brings them to encourage low-tech cultures and digital literacy in educational contexts, such as workshops, tutorials and micro-edition. Today, they aspire to develop discursive and programmatic tools for resistance against the veil of big data and globalised surveillance. Their research takes the form of 'poelitical' experiments, merging poetic expression with political critique within on/offline artworks.	Kaspar Ravel (Homepage Residency), a side view of a yellow car
Tristan B Willis	Tristan B Willis is a DC-based writer exploring trans and queer stories and the intersection of theatre and games. As a former resident of the Orchard Project’s Liveness Lab and CultureHub’s Writing for Electronic Formats, Tristan discussed and cultivated new ways of presenting theatrical work in digital and distanced spaces, including online and over the phone. In 2023, Tristan wrote, performed, and streamed “in a way that matters,” developed as part of The Kennedy Center’s Local Theatre Residency at the REACH with further support from Caridad Svich and The Lucille Lortel Theatre.	David & Jonathan, Tristan B Willis (Homepage Residency)
Temitope Olujobi	Temitope Olujobi is a Queer Nigerian-American Architect turned Game Designer using their design practice to visualize speculative environments, featuring powerful quixotic visions of resistance that depict a world without hegemony.	CATS+ Expanded Cinema Showcase and Karaoke Night, Games Y’all Queer Indie Games (November 2022)

Selected Hosted Artists

Since 2012, MoHA has hosted events with some pretty cool (read: famous) artists. Here are just a few of them:

Artist	Bio	MoHA Event
BADBADNOTGOOD	BadBadNotGood (stylized in all caps) is a Canadian instrumental band and production team from Toronto, Canada. The group was founded in 2010 by bassist Chester Hansen, keyboardist Matthew Tavares, and drummer Alexander Sowinski. In 2016, they were joined by frequent collaborator Leland Whitty. They have had critical and crossover success, finding audiences in the hip hop, jazz, and alternative music communities.	Terroreyes.tv x The Needledrop Day Party
Julianna Barwick	Julianna Barwick is an American composer and vocalist renowned for her ethereal soundscapes. Utilizing looping and layering techniques, her music often features her voice as the central instrument, creating dreamlike and atmospheric compositions.	Julianna Barwick (Performance)
Mykki Blanco	Mykki Blanco is an American rapper, performance artist, poet and activist. She has collaborated musically with artists including Kanye West, Teyana Taylor, and Blood Orange.	Unisex Earplug (Concert)
Bread and Puppet Theater	The Bread and Puppet Theater (often known simply as Bread & Puppet) is a politically radical puppet theater, active since the 1960s, based in Glover, Vermont. The theater was co-founded by Elka and Peter Schumann. Schumann is the artistic director.	Bread and Puppet Theater, The Bread & Puppet Circus
Daveed Diggs	Daveed Diggs is an American actor, rapper, and singer-songwriter. He is the vocalist of the experimental hip hop group Clipping, and in 2015, he originated the dual roles of Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in the musical Hamilton, for which he won a 2016 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical.	Terroreyes.tv x The Needledrop Day Party
Jad Fair	Jadwin B. Fair is an American singer, guitarist, graphic artist, and founding member of lo-fi alternative rock group Half Japanese.	Hardly Sound Ep. 4
Anthony Fantano	Anthony Fantano is an American music critic and internet personality who runs The Needle Drop, a YouTube channel with a tie-in website and Twitch streaming channel.	Terroreyes.tv x The Needledrop Day Party
Guillermo Gómez-Peña	Guillermo Gómez-Peña is a Mexican/Chicano performance artist, writer, activist, and educator. Gómez-Peña has created work in multiple media, including performance art, experimental radio, video, photography and installation art. His fifteen books include essays, experimental poetry, performance scripts, photographs and chronicles in both English, Spanish and Spanglish. He is a founding member of the pioneering art collective Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (1985-1992) and artistic director of the performance art troupe La Pocha Nostra	100 Ways to Cross the Border, The Mex Files: A Divination Ritual
Jim Findlay	Jim Findlay works across boundaries as a theater artist, visual artist, and filmmaker. His work includes his original performances Vine of the Dead (2015), Dream of the Red Chamber (2014), Botanica (2012) and the direction and design of David Lang's the whisper opera as well as the unreleased 3D film Botanica.	Vine of the Dead, 11 Ritual Gestures
Lauren Lee McCarthy	Lauren Lee McCarthy is a Chinese-American artist and computer programmer based in Los Angeles. McCarthy creates artworks that use a variety of media and techniques, including performance, artificial intelligence and programmed computer-based interaction. She created p5.js, an open-source and web-based version of the software Processing.	Lauren Lee McCarthy: Surrogate – Performance In Progress
Flaming Lips	The Flaming Lips are an American psychedelic rock band formed in 1983 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.	NYEE: Christmas on Mars, Sweaters I Have Known and Loved
Thurston Moore	Thurston Joseph Moore is an American guitarist, singer and songwriter best known as a member of the rock band Sonic Youth.	Unisex Earplug (Concert)
Nástio Mosquito	Nástio Mosquito is an Angolan-born multidisciplinary artist.[1][2] He works in music, sound, video art, performance art, installation art, and spoken word poetry	Us and We (T.T.T.A.W.)
Helado Negro	Helado Negro is an American musician. In 2019 he was awarded a United States Artists Fellow in Music and also the recipient of a 2019 Grants to Artists award in Music from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. In 2015 he received a Joyce Foundation award.	Friend Island
No Age	No Age is an American noise rock duo consisting of guitarist Randy Randall and drummer/vocalist Dean Allen Spunt.	No Age
Amanda Palmer	Amanda Palmer is an American singer, songwriter, musician, and performance artist who is the lead vocalist, pianist, and lyricist of the duo The Dresden Dolls.	Amanda Palmer (Concert)
Kenya (Robinson)	Kenya Robinson is an American multimedia artist whose work includes performance, sculpture and installation. Raised in Gainesville, Florida, (Robinson)'s work depicts themes of privilege and consumerism, exploring perceptions of gender, race and ability.	Sampling
Silver Apples	Silver Apples were an American electronic rock group[2] from New York, active between 1967 and 1970, before reforming in the mid-1990s.	NYE with Silver Apples, Zorch, Sleep Over, Xander Harris, Amphibian Lark
Ken Vandermark	Ken Vandermark is an American composer, saxophonist, and clarinetist.	Nate Wooley and Ken Vandermark
Phill Niblock	Phill Niblock (1933-2024, USA) was an artist whose fifty-year career spanned minimalist and experimental music, film and photography.	Phill Niblock
Andrew Bujalski	Andrew Bujalski has written and directed seven feature films, including Funny Ha Ha, Computer Chess, and Support the Girls. There There is his first installation piece. He lives in Austin.	There There

What Starts at MoHA

Work shown/created/premiered at MoHA has gone onto:

Non-Texas

MoMA, Gugenheim, Carnegie Hall, LACMA, NYU, Museo Jumex, Crystal Bridges, Whitney Museum, the Shed, Lincoln Center, SFMOMA, Pioneer Works, the New Museum, Meow Wolf, Burning Man

Festivals

Cannes (France), Sundance (US), Dark Mofo (NZ), Ars Electronica (Austria), Roskilde (DK), Art Basel (US), Zona Maco (MX), Frieze Art Fair (US), Edinburgh Fringe (Scotland), Venice Biennial (Italy), Whitney Biennial (US), Fusebox (US), Bonnaroo (US), Coachella (US), Time Based Art Festival (US), Satellite Art Show (US), Performance is Alive (US)

Austin

The Blanton, The Contemporary, Mexic-arte, The Elisabet Ney Museum, Bullock, The Thinkery, Govalle Elementary

Commissions

McDonald Observatory, Nike, Sony, Marvel, Mars, Facebook

Programs

Artist working with/at MoHA have gone onto programs at Yale, Carnegie Mellon, NYU, RISD, among others

Program Spotlight: Welcome to my Homepage

Welcome to my Homepage is an international online residency program that offers artists financial and technical support to explore the internet as a site for creative production. Welcome to my Homepage was founded in 2014 and has since hosted over 100 artists from across the World Wide Web. Below is a selection of recognition from Homepage artists.

Year	Artist/Program	Recognition
2021, 2022	Rachel Stuckey (Director of Digital Arts, MoHA)	Presenter, Computer Art Study Days, Smithsonian Archives of American Art
2021	Sam Lavigne, resident	Project Zoom Escaper received a great deal of attention from a range of publications like The Guardian, The Verge, Vice, The Daily Show, and CNN.
2021	Andie Flores, resident	Project ANTI-TOURISM MANIFESTO was listed as a Best of 2021 by Glasstire

MoHA Programs

Program	Program Category	Description
CATS+	Digital Arts	The Collaborative Art + Technology Situation (CATS+) is a program for artists interested in expanding their work in digital and new media. The CATS+ Residency Program is a paid opportunity that brings cohorts of artists and tech wizards together to learn and collaborate on new work. CATS+ promotes troubleshooting, curiosity, and critical thinking around emerging and ubiquitous technologies. We host artist-led workshops, gatherings, mentorships, public showcases, a media art studio, an online wiki to remove the mystery from tech by foregrounding human connection, process, and experimentation.
Games Y'all	Digital Arts	Games Y’all is a monthly meetup that celebrates, amplifies, and supports the unique and underrepresented within indie games and beyond.
Welcome to my Homepage	Digital Arts	Welcome to my Homepage is an international online residency program and non-traditional art venue for the creation and appreciation of new net art. Founded in 2014, Homepage offers artists a low-stakes opportunity to experiment and explore the web as a site for creative production. We have hosted over 100 artists from across the world wide web.
Grant Writing Hangouts	Community Abundance	Grant Writing Hangouts are facilitated co-working time where MoHA staff, artists, community organizers, and grant writers share space, eat snacks, and work together on applications for grant funding.
Potluck	Community Abundance	Potlucks at MoHA are an intentional, uninterrupted place to socialize, celebrate, and connect with the MoHA community.
Cage Match Project	Exhibition	Cage Match Project (CMP) is an experimental gallery that lives in an industrial caged-trailer. This weathered and rusted container resides in a gravel parking lot in Austin, Texas where it is under constant exposure to the elements and 24-hour public viewership. Its current curator is Aryel René Jackson, an interdisciplinary artist and educator. Cage Match Project was developed in 2015 by Ryan Hawk, a fellow video artist and sculptor.
Holiday Show	Exhibition	Building on historical East Austin traditions, since 2013, MoHA has hosted a holiday show as an annual act of coming together. This celebration places community leaders on stage in leading roles. Historically we see the largest influx of new interest in the organization based on a fun, campy and approachable environment. This celebration provides a welcome space for joy amongst the community, many of whom the holiday season is a time of stress.
The Mall	Exhibition	The Mall is a small art gallery outside of MoHA that helps artists make a living, with a particular interest in uplifting women artists, queer artists, and artists of color whose voices are more often marginalized, and to create an exciting and beautiful platform and context for their work.
Unlisted Projects	Residency	Unlisted Projects is an arts and culture residency program based in Austin, TX, that supports local, national, and international artists in their practice and in community.