2026 Traveling Exhibition

Exostoria Mechanica : Lost Fragments 

Exhibiting Artists: Joe Mross,  Alan Ott,  Neal Conner, Barbora Bakalarova,  Ralf Huber,  Robert Bolman,  Steve La Riccia 

Exostoria Mechanica is a speculative discipline established in the 1880s and devoted to mechanical artifacts of uncertain origin and function. A curious fraternity of devoted, discreet investigators examines devices, illustrations, and relics whose unresolved purposes trace incomplete, conflicting, and arcane histories. These wondrous objets, on display here, were long misfiled (or discreetly concealed) in forgotten dusty warehouses.

Exo = outer/beyond

Storia = story, history, account, narrative

The Museum of Techno Art (MTA) is a collective of dreamers and makers, showcasing art with technology and industrial themes. Reflecting on the history of human invention, retrofuturism, and imaginative machines of the future, MTA brings traveling exhibitions that spark delight and inspiration. Using a wide variety of traditional processes and their industrial derivatives, which actually span millennia, they create one-of-a-kind sculptures, assemblages, and whimsical wall pieces—imagining and reimagining artifacts from possible futures, distant pasts, industrial influences, and repurposed consumer debris. Their vision transcends genres, united by a shared dedication to creating exceptional art experiences that bring fun, excitement, and wonder to every space they exhibit.