The Museum intends to reach beyond the traditional gallery-going audience, reflecting the anti-elitist spirit of the movements it holds in trust. Rather than a single, monumental building set apart from the city, MA-g is conceived as a network of repurposed public spaces — bringing rotating exhibitions, talks, music, and readings directly into the neighborhoods that surround it.
This is, in part, a practical response to how the historical avant-garde itself operated: in shared studios, small presses, and cafés rather than institutions. The Foundation's holdings — spanning rare editions, prints, and archival material from the early twentieth century through to a growing contemporary collection — exist to be encountered, not simply preserved.