The Homeless Museum of Art (HOMU) is an art project created by New York-based artist Filip Noterdaeme. Since its inception in 2002, it has at turns been a live-in museum in a rental apartment in Brooklyn, an activist's initiative, an exhibit in a vacant artist studio, a collection of original artworks,  a mock museum booth embedded in a commercial art fair, and an interactive art installation last seen on the Highline in Chelsea, NYC.  Juggling irreverence and sincerity, HOMU seeks to subvert the increasingly impersonal, market-driven art world and expose the sellout of cultural institutions to commerce, cronyism, real estate, and star architects. HOMU exists in a state of perpetual flux and continues to defy the rules of the established art world.

Visit the comprehensive online archive of the history and works of The Homeless Museum of Art here.