How to play: Ping Pond Table by Gabriel Orozco
This is an interactive artwork designed for shared participation. Before you play, kindly read the instructions below. Thank you for respecting the artwork, staff, and fellow visitors.

Eligibility
• Museum admission is required to play.
• Participation is voluntary and at the visitor’s own risk.
• The museum staff may pause or end play at any time to protect visitors and the artwork.
• Due to the nature of this artwork, participants under the age of 18 must be supervised by an adult
• Artwork is activated during regular museum hours. Play may be limited or suspended at the discretion of museum staff.
How to Play
• Limit play to five (5) minutes. Museum staff may shorten the time of play at its discretion due to, among other things, busiest times.
• Maximum four (4) players.
• Serve to any player; play may move around the table or across the pond.
• The central pond replaces the net and is part of the game.
• Please avoid the ping-pong ball falling into the water. If it does, please refrain from reaching for the ball, as staff will be there to retrieve it.
• Please do not play with a wet ping pong ball. Ask a museum staff member for a dry one to continue playing.
Note: These are suggested instructions. The game has no set game instructions. Visitors can make up their own scoring system, or adopt a simple, intuitive system. The artist would like the viewer to create their own experience.
Rules and Safety
• Play must remain controlled and non-aggressive. Slamming, forceful hits, or reckless behavior are not permitted, and staff may intervene to end play if needed.
• Do not sit, stand, lean, climb, or place weight on the table.
• Do not stand between the rounded ends of the table.
• If the ball falls into the water, do not retrieve it—wait for gallery staff.
• Ping pong balls may only be used for play on the table. Throwing, tossing, dropping, or removing balls from the playing surface is not permitted. Misuse of ping pong balls may result in play being paused or ended by museum staff.
• Limit play to one game per group and pause between games for staff reset.
• Between games, please allow time for staff to reset the table and surrounding area.
• Use only museum-provided paddles and balls.
• Keep paddles and body movement within your own playing area.
• The museum is not responsible for injuries resulting from improper or unsafe use.
• Gallery staff may limit, pause, or end play to ensure safety and protect the artwork.
• Children must be supervised by their adult representatives at all times.
• The museum reserves the right to revise these rules at any time, at its discretion.