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NYC MoMA adds five maker devices to its permanent collection

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If you’ve ever been to a Maker Faire, you know its as much of an art show as a technology showcase. Builders debut everything from robotic bands to educational circuitry kits at these events, and the NYC Museum of Modern Art is about to immortalize five maker products into its permanent collection. Early next year, the Arduino, Ototo, Makey Makey, Colour Chaser and a DIY Gamer Kit will be on display in the MoMA’s design galleries, serving as representatives of the maker culture to the museum’s visitors. MoMA is excited about the new additions, but it’s not the first time technology has found its way into the museum’s collection: in 2011 both Botanicalls and Little Bits found its way into MoMA’s galleries.
via Engadget

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