The doors were locked, but a sign inside reads:
MuseumGive 'em a call! You can read many of the reference numbers here and here. I haven't listened to all of them, but a few of my favorites so far are 7087, 7076, 7081, 7058, and, of course, the classic Senegal placard: 7048.
A smart man's garbage is a foolish man's fortune & vice versa.
The Museum boasts an assemblage of assorted collections from around the world.
Strange artifacts and objects removed from their narratives make up these walls. Some are overlooked, and some are overused.
Each item has its own history.
To discover the stories, please refer to the brochure below
or call 1 (888) 763 8839
and enter the object's reference number.
Welcome to the Museum.
Hours are by appointment only. Look at all those toothpaste tubes!
cool that you found it. I went to their opening not too long ago. It’s really quite something. it’s a bit of an ironic meta-museum that a hipster filmmaking cooperative put together. More info here: http://www.redbucketfilms.com/News.html
Seems like these kind of Duchampian pop-up museums are turning up a lot these days — mining the whole conceptual art notion of what is a museum? what is art? is this a joke? is this for real? the granddaddy of them all is the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles – which will make your head spin.
I went to see an exhibit of the late Screw magazine publisher & Midnight Blue host Al Goldstein.
A great museum exhibit.