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The Museum

A community of creators, explorers, and artists, the MOR provides a place to connect, share, and experience new media together with others from all over the world in VR. The virtual museum is an ongoing, regularly-updated experience. It contains a cross section of the free-ranging experimentation present in the relatively new medium of VR art, supporting artists who are challenging and redefining what is possible. Together we can discover what this new space means to all of us.

A New Frontier for Art

An immersive art showcase. Step into a painting, surround yourself with fantastic sounds, experience art as it evolves and takes form. The MOR is an evolving experience, featuring new art on a ongoing basis.

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Building a Community

Hang out with friends and enjoy a collective experience with new people. We hold regular parties, celebrating and fostering a community around this new medium.

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Supporting Artists

Every artist showcasing their work in the Museum is paid and promoted. Are you making something incredible that could only exist in VR? We’d love to hear about your work!

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Artists we've worked with...

Dani Bittman

Bittman is a virtual reality artist, film maker, and developer creating the fastest workflow to translate the human imagination into digital information. Using VR creation tools like Tilt Brush and Blocks, they have created immersive designs for Marvel, Google, Hyundai, Nvidia, and more.

Sutu

Sutu (aka Stuart Campbell) uses art and technology in new ways to tell stories. He is known for his interactive comics including Nawlz, Neomad, Modern Polaxis and These Memories Won't Last. More recently he was commissioned by Marvel and Google to create Tilt Brush VR paintings. He has also created two VR documentaries.

Ana Duncan

Ana Duncan is a designer for animation in television, film and VR. She has brought her bright playful designs to the hit series Teen Titans Go!, and her fun fashion illustrations to the pages of LA Magazine.Her love of retro sci-fi and renaissance gowns influence both her personal and commercial work.

Kevin Mack

Kevin Mack is an artist and Academy Award winning visual effects pioneer. He received the Oscar for Best Visual Effects for his work on WHAT DREAMS MAY COME. Mack's abstract virtual reality artworks, Blortasia and Zen Parade, have been exhibited at art and technology events around the world.

Isaac Cohen

Isaac Cohen (cabbibo) is a VR Artist exploring the new paradigms of user experience for headset displays. He has also published an eclectic array of works ranging from audiovisual fact-learning apps to interactive experiences made from recursive algorithms.

Liz Edwards

Elizabeth Edwards grew up in the UK and studied Computer Games Art at Teesside University before a MA in Video Game Development at Birmingham City University. After school she was a 3d character artist in the AAA games industry before moving to Montreal. She is well known for her work in Tilt Brush, Medium and Quill

Naam

Bastiaan Hooimeijer (Naam) is a self-taught 2D / 3D / VR artist / designer / animator / director / developer from The Netherlands. He's fully committed to using VR as a new tool, medium of expression and, more essentially, world-building. He's currently working on A Piece Of The Universe, a personal diorama made in VR, for VR.

Nick Ladd

Nick Ladd is a Canadian VR artist who creates illustrated 3D worlds, characters, and animations using Quill. He was drawn to Virtual Reality for the prospect of a brand new medium for art and immersive storytelling. He continues to discover new techniques which he shares through his tutorial platform: AnimBrush Academy.

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What visitors are saying...

“I’ve never found myself saying 'wow' as many times as I did looking through each room, listening to the subtle echo of my voice seeming to bounce off the museum’s walls, flying, resizing myself with a drink like Alice In Wonderland, and gasping at the scale of the this impossible place and the thoughtful, interactive, and responsive works on display”

Uploadvr

“The MOR is an experience, not a game or a demo. It is designed like a real-world art museum, giving some of the best VR artists in the world a venue to show off all the amazing VR art they have been making for the last two years. I went into MOR with no expectations and came out with my mind completely blown. Everyone and anyone curious about VR needs to try this thing out."

Forbes

“And I was off again. But only because it was such a wonderful building, full of multi-dimensional madness and portals to impossible scenery.”

Rock, Paper, Shotgun