Fellow Onboarding

This page includes info for any fellows at MoHA.

Policy

These are living documents and absolutely open to feedback from everyone! Please them out whenever you get a chance and send a message if you have any questions. If you would like to provide feedback anonymously you can do so here. This document applies to all MoHA staff, studio members, volunteers, fellows and community members.

• Code of Conduct
• Covid Guidelines
• Conflict Resolution
• Staff Policies
• Privacy Policy

Communication Tools

Office Hours

All MoHA staff open office hours are listed here via Calendly.

• Zac Traeger's (Executive Director) Office Hours - Calendly Link
• Shannon Stott's (Director of Community Abundance) Office Hours - Calendly Link
• Rachel Stuckey's (Director of Digital Arts) Office Hours - Calendly Link

Software

1Password

All passwords will be stored in 1password which is an app or browser extension that all you will need to download. If you’re just getting setup with a MoHA email account you should have an invite to join a 1password vault from Zac in your email. Please email Zac to confirm once you have clicked the link in the email.

• 1Password

Airtable

Airtable is cool! On the surface it is a spreadsheet platform but underneath its a database system.

1. Here is a getting started video link
2. Don’t worry if it isn’t super clear at first, this platform goes deep!
3. Login credentials will be within 1Password

• Airtable

Discord

These links will invite you to the Fantastic Arcade or MoHA Discord server. Our Discord servers are for creating friendly, positive virtual space for the community to hang out, connect, find collaborators, swap materials, trade secrets, and anything else we can dream up together.

Asana

We use Asana for to-do lists, project management and keeping track of progress

1. A tutorial on how to use Asana here
2. Download Asana here here

Google Suite

We use google calendar to make invites, google drive to organize files and google meet for video conferencing

Fellow Info

Fellowship Package

Your fellowship package will include the following

• A fellowship agreement to review and sign
• MoHA Code of Conduct

Please review all these documents and let Zac know if you have any questions! Once the documents are reviewed you will sign them via hellosign

Anonymous Feedback

Here is our equivalent to the anonymous feedback box.

• Anonymous Feedback Form

Assets

• Where is.... ?

Current Brand Guidelines

• Link to current brand guidelines

Logo and Font

• Link to MoHA logo and fonts

Typography

If letterspacing is not indicated, it can be left at 0. If case or weight is not specific, mixed case or weights are fine.

Brand	Style	Font	Letterspacing
MoHA	Header	PT Mono Bold
MoHA	Sub-Header	PT MONO BOLD UPPERCASE	25
MoHA	Body	PT Sans	40
Cage Match	Header	SULLIVAN FILL UPPERCASE
Cage Match	Sub-Header	FUTURA UPPERCASE	250
Cage Match	Body	PT Sans	40
CATS+	Header	FUTURA BLACK UPPERCASE	100
CATS+	Sub-Header	Futura Bold	20
CATS+	Body	Futura Bold	20
IRL	Header	SOURCE CODE PRO BLACK UPPERCASE	100
IRL	Sub-Header	Source code pro bold	20
IRL	Body	Source code pro
Games Y'all	Header	SPACE MONO BOLD UPPERCASE	40
Games Y'all	Sub-Header	space mono bold lowercase	40
Games Y'all	Body	Space mono	40
The Mall	Header	SNIGLET EXTRA BOLD UPPERCASE	100
The Mall	Sub-header	Gooper Semibold Italic	100
The Mall	Body	PT Sans	40
Welcome to My Homepage	Header	LUCIDA CONSOLE UPPERCASE	100
Welcome to My Homepage	Sub-header	lucida console lowercase	20
Welcome to My Homepage	Body	Lucida Console
Unlisted Projects	Header	SELADOR	40
Unlisted Projects	Sub-header	Hammersmith One	40
Unlisted Projects	Body	Quattrocento Sans	40

MoHA

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
White	#FFFFFF	255 255 255	0 0 0 0	11-0601 TCX
MoHA Blue	#144D9D	20 77 157	99 81 3 0	7686 C
MoHA Mint	#98DFBC	156 212 185	39 0 34 0	337 C
Black	#000000	0 0 0	0 0 0 100	BLACK C

Cage Match Project

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
Sea Shell	#fef5ed	254 245 237	0, 4, 7, 0	11-0601 TCX
Peach Puff	#fadcc4	250 220 196	0, 5, 16, 0	13-1018 TCX
Chocolate	#cf5428	207 84 40	0, 28, 39, 5	18-1435 TCX
Black	#000000	0 0 0	0 0 0 100	BLACK C
Dark Slate Blue	#1b3260	27 50 96	68, 45, 0, 77	282 C

CATS+

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
Steel Blue	#1f7ea2	31 126 162	69, 33, 0, 35	2945 C
Dim Gray	#9a6289	154 98 137	0, 14, 5, 62	424 C
Hot Pink	#f77fab	247 127 171	0, 47, 45, 5	806 C
Pale Golden Rod	#fdf3ae	253 243 174	0, 10, 18, 5	12-0742 TCX
Gainsboro	#cddfc7	205 223 199	5, 4, 5, 10	429 C
Black	#000000	0 0 0	0 0 0 100	BLACK C
White	#FFFFFF	255 255 255	0 0 0 0	11-0601 TCX

IRL

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
White	#FFFFFF	255 255 255	0 0 0 0	11-0601 TCX
MoHA Blue	#144D9D	20 77 157	99 81 3 0	7686 C
Dark Gray	#a6a7b9	166 167 185	7, 7, 0, 28	542 C
Black	#000000	0 0 0	0 0 0 100	BLACK C

Games Y'all

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
Plum	#fc9eed	252 158 237	0, 23, 36, 2	7544 C
Medium Orchid	#c550ff	197 80 255	40, 80, 0, 0	258 C
Powder Blue	#80ebfe	128 235 254	28, 5, 0, 1	7458 C
Lime	#01f246	1 242 70	1, 2, 94, 5	368 C
Gold	#fce800	252 232 0	0, 5, 95, 2	123 C
Indian Red	#ff4c58	255 76 88	0, 80, 79, 0	1795 C
Peru	#ab7857	171 120 87	0, 11, 17, 55	7589 C
White	#FFFFFF	255 255 255	0 0 0 0	11-0601 TCX

The Mall

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
Deep Sky Blue	#02add9	2 173 217	74, 1, 0, 27	3125 C
Misty Rose	#fbdadb	251 218 219	2, 1, 1, 2	7527 C
Pale Violet Red	#f05e8e	240 94 142	0, 56, 22, 15	13-2805 TCX
Deep Pink	#ee2f6f	238 47 111	0, 83, 28, 15	219 C
Gold	#fce800	252 232 0	0, 6, 0, 2	123 C
MoHA Blue	#144D9D	20 77 157	99 81 3 0	7686 C
Chocolate	#cf5428	207 84 40	0, 44, 75, 15	4695 C

Welcome To My Homepage

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
White	#FFFFFF	255 255 255	0 0 0 0	11-0601 TCX
Deep Pink	#ee2f6f	238 47 111	0, 83, 28, 15	219 C
Yellow Green	#c1d730	193 215 48	20, 0, 58, 15	388 C
Medium Sea Green	#5cbd75	238 92 189 117	60, 0, 30, 15	3278 C
MoHA Blue	#144D9D	20 77 157	99 81 3 0	7686 C
Black	#000000	0 0 0	0 0 0 100	BLACK C

Unlisted Projects

Color	HEX	RGB	CMYK	PANTONE
Sea Shell	#fef5ed	254 245 237	1, 4, 5, 0	7523 C
Peach Puff	#fadcc4	250 220 196	2, 10, 12, 0	13-1022 TCX
Light Salmon	#f8ac83	248 172 131	0, 18, 28, 5	14-1324 TCX
Pink	#f9c1be	249 193 190	0, 15, 14, 4	706 C
Thistle	#d1b3c3	209 179 195	8, 13, 11, 5	522 C
MoHA Blue	#144D9D	20 77 157	99 81 3 0	7686 C
Dark Slate Blue	#1b3260	27 50 96	71, 45, 0, 36	294 C

Airtable Events Database

This document is an ever evolving archive that we pull statistics and information off of. An ongoing task is to use mailchimp and the google calendar for events to keep this document updated to the best of your ability.

• Link to airtable base

Practical Things

Trash & Recycling

Trash goes to the dumpster which is out the front door toward Lyons (left). Zac will text you the code to the dumpster lock. Recycling bins are blue and normally out front of the door nearest to the bathroom. Please break down boxes so they can fit in the recycling bins.

Fire Extinguishers

In case of emergency, there are 5 fire extinguishers located around the building within 30ft of any location. Starting from the front entrance of the building moving left:

1. On the hallway going to the studios passing the bathroom.
2. Common area to the left of the tools and attic ladder.
3. Left of garage entrance on the gallery area.
4. At the end of the hallway directing to the studios off the gallery area, to the left.
5. Just to the left after the door by the porta potties
6. In addition to that, there is a first aid kit to the left of the shower. Calling 911 for bigger emergencies helps too!

Fire Safety

Please please please, no open flames in MoHA. Always remember to turn off space heaters before you leave. Dispose of any oil based paints and rags in a proper fashion. Its an old wooden warehouse and its very important that we stay thoughtful and aware!

Wifi Password and Locations

Zac will text you the wifi password.

There are various networks at MoHA:

• MoHA, MoHA5g, & MoHA Guest are all closest to the bathroom
• MoHA2 is closest to the concrete floor on the other side of the building
• MoHA trailers is outside in the yard near the garden
• The Mall is inside of The Mall

Doors

The front door (up the concrete stairs) and the double doors by the portapotty lock behind themselves, just make sure to shut them tightly. Your MoHA key will open both doors.

The bay doors all open via a latch that you need to pull away from the door railing. Some of the doors can be sticky and a trick to get the latch to close or open is to put your foot on the bottom of the door while you pull. They are old so please open and close them slowly.

If you open a bay door either be the one to shut the door or make eye contact with another person in the space and tell them you’re leaving and ask if they want you to shut it or if they can shut it once they leave. Please don’t leave the space without a bay door behind you.

Lights & Breakers

The gallery lights are located on the wall in the gallery as a set of 8 switches. Each switch has a dimmer on the side of the switch. Above this set of switches there is a breaker box. This box is most likely the only breaker box any artist will need to ever touch.

The only breaker in this box that people need to normally use is “#27 - Work Lights”. This breaker will turn on a handful of the sulfide halogen overhead lights. These lights take about 5 min to warm up and if you shut them off they need 10 min to cool down before being turned on again.

Getting Locked Out

If you get locked out, there is a lock box on the handrail of the front door. Please return the key to the lockbox after you use it. Zac will text you the code to the lock box.

Shared Tools

We have a selection of shared tools and hardware at MoHA.

Only use the shared tools in the space if you have already signed the liability waiver and have prior experience with using powertools. If you have already signed the waiver but want a tutorial on using any tool, contact Zac. You can absolutely hurt yourself using some of the tools improperly, so please be careful and do not use any tool you aren’t sure about. All tools are marked in the tool area which is right before the door to the bathroom.

All powertools should be put back in the place you found it. We try to keep this section organized and it takes a substantial amount of effort. Please contribute by putting things back or keeping the shared tools section nicer than you found it.

Ask Zac for a more substantial tour if you’d like one.

Materials and Hardware

MoHA has lots of stuff around! Some screws, lightbulbs, scrap wood etc... are no big deal to use and feel free to leave stuff in an organized fashion that you think others might use. Things like sheets of plywood, numerous shelf brackets, substantial amounts of paint etc... just ask Zac. Its an esoteric system of materials exchange, but use your discretion and ask if you’re ever unsure.

MoHA History

• In text form
• As a nice PDF
• An archive of all events

The Family Tree

The following organizations are frequently referred to as the family tree of MoHA. They are organizations that have autonomy of decisions and oversight but also compliment the whole and make up the broad community. A good point of reference for this is the “whoa chart” included in the sponsorship deck, however in practice it just takes time to see how all these things compliment the whole. Collaboration between these organizations should always be viewed as a priority and a place where there is room for improvement

Current

Unlisted Projects

International Artist Residency with an ongoing partnership with both the Foreign Ministry of Mexico and Denmark.

Fantastic Arcade

We celebrate, amplify, and support the unique and underrepresented within indie games and beyond.

Welcome to my Homepage

Welcome to my Homepage is an international online residency program that offers artists a no-cost, low-stakes opportunity to expand their practice in new directions, explore the web as a site for creative production, and reach a new audience. For visitors, the Homepage is an accessible art venue that aims to promote net.art appreciation and conversation both online and IRL. Welcome to my Homepage was founded in 2014 and has since hosted over 65 artists from across the world wide web.

IRL

IRL’s mission is to empower a more diverse population of artists to use digital technology in their work, to create a dedicated space for public engagement with cutting-edge digital artworks, and to encourage artists to repurpose emerging and ubiquitous digital technologies in creative and unexpected ways.

The Mall

The Mall is a small art gallery in Austin, TX. We help 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. A majority of our gallery features works from Austin artists, and is exemplary of the unique culture of Austin. Beyond a space for exhibition, The Mall also actively facilitates education and community via four workshops annually, and the creation of new art via commissions of editioned work.

The Cage Match Project

Cage Match Project Gallery lives in an industrial caged-trailer. Measured at 20’x8’x7’, this weathered and rusted container resides in a gravel parking lot in Austin, TX where it is under constant exposure to the elements and 24-hour public viewership. By fully embracing the caged-trailer as both literal and conceptual context, Cage Match Project purposefully stages a narrative of the artist-at- odds, with either history, space, or a work of art itself.

Drive-In

A series of drive-in movies and in-car activities at The Museum of Human Achievement.Our Mission, an enjoyable community cinematic experience. Guests can attend in their car or on a reserved 12′ x 4′ wooden platform outside. Screenings will be broadcast via a radio station for movie audio and guests will be provided with a walkie talkie for optional socializing.

Station to Stations

An international artist residency and gallery housed within the destination sign of a former San Antonio city bus that now serves as a mobile performance platform. As the bus travels from place to place, or station to stations, the destination sign features text-based ideas from around the globe, transforming the bus into a moving network.

Upcoming

Peanut

A 90s city bus, “Peanut,” retrofitted to become an accessible and approachable hub for transportation between communities as well as a physical space to support conversations, gatherings and performances taking place directly within the neighborhoods Peanut seeks to serve. Because DIY platforms are built upon grassroots relationship-building, our community outreach program is as integral to our process as the performance itself. Peanut is an artist and community-driven collaboration that places arts and community in direct contact in order to celebrate the voices of under-resourced communities.

Getting Involved

• Ways to Get Involved at MoHA