We are working on getting you tons of information about replicating our experiment at the Met. But in the meantime, we’ve been getting everything organized on Pinterest for you to follow and get excited about.

To make everything clear, there are two boards:

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Digitized in 3D

Remember, we have been digitizing the works of art at the Met. This Pinboard has all the things that have been turned into 3D models that are just like the original art. We — that’s us and you – are building a #futuremuseum, where real things from the physical world are turned into physical models.

Burgonet all'Antica - Date: 1540 - Digitized 2012

Luisa Deti by Ippolito Buzio – Date: 1604 – Digitized: 2012 

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, #Made

This is the board where you can find all the various derivative art. These are replicas of the original pieces that people have made on a MakerBot, or versions of completely new art based on the original art from the Met. These things are just waiting to be changed into new art, and you’re just the person to do it! Look at these fine examples.

Leda and the Marsyas by JonMonaghan

Naiad Decimated to 2736 Polygons by bre