MOCA, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, has launched a collection of nine limited-production, Artist-Designed Face Masks (and one of their own) whose proceeds directly support the museum.
MOCA Artist-Designed Face Masks
The nine limited production masks have been designed by Virgil Abloh, Mark Grotjahn, Alex Israel, Barbara Kruger, Yoko Ono, Catherine Opie, Pipilotti Rist, Hank Willis Thomas, and The Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts. Each is handmade in Los Angeles.
Digitally printed on polyester, embroidered on denim or silkscreened on cotton, all the masks have 100% cotton linings and are designed for comfort and ease of wear without sacrificing on safety.
With one closed loop at the top and ties at the bottom, this mask can be put on effortlessly and tied securely when needed.
Made with two layers of fabric, they feature an interior pocket with open sides so customers can insert their own filter for extra protection.
This mask shape is meant to fit a wide range of faces comfortably and securely, including children over 10 years old.
Wearing a face mask to slow the spread of Covid-19 shows that you care.
You can purchase a complete set of the 9 plus MOCA Mask for $280.00 or shop for each individually here.
– Sublimation print on 100% polyester micro-fiber, embroidery on 100% cotton denim, silkscreen on 100% cotton, with 100% cotton lining.
– Cotton thread.
– Non-medical grade face mask, not intended for clinical use.
– Reusable.
– Closed loop on top, tie on the bottom.
– Wash before first use and after every wear. Hand wash with detergent and line dry, do not bleach.
– The masks are handmade by Citizens of Humanity in Los Angeles, CA.