MOBA

This museum does induce a lot of laughter. But, really, it will last for about 5 minutes because there are about 10 pieces total. We were a bit underwhelmed, and didn’t know it was so small. We probably should have read the website more carefully? But, just know that this is not a place that will fill up afternoon time. See and go. Next stop.

If you want to giggle incessantly and perhaps inappropriately for a very long time, you’ve got to visit MOBA. Don’t be bashful about the urban public school exterior, just open the door, press the up botton in the elevator, and rise to the third floor where you will be let into the BA TV headquarters.
The MOBA is located behind the front desk — it spreads two walls, one to the right, one to the left. Each wall is filled with its share of horrible art — art so terribly creative that it’s nothing if not aesthetically disquieting or appealing.
The arms of justice are long and spindly… the dog in the hula skirt is awkward yet endearing.
Rarely do I take enough Ritalin to read the captions, but if you’re at MOBA, this is a must. The blurbs beneath the pictures offer insight into what the artist was (or wasn’t) thinking. These often humorous glances into artists lives given a strikingly real glimpse at the difficulty of making an impact on the contemporary art scene — lest your art be denigrated (or elevated?) to the MOBA.