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With the help of the Knight Foundation, the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami hopes to elevate Nigerian film into the larger consciousness of the art world. You can count the long-standing museum... More »
Ever try to taste a country? It’s not easy. Most countries, you have to try to taste on the sly. (“Hey, Tunisia, sorry I dripped that gravy on you; lemme just lick that off like a pal...”) Not Haiti, though. This Saturday, Haiti will be spiced,... More »
Life is too short to waste time feeling befuddled with the blurring pace of evolution consuming the contemporary art world. If you have found yourself scratching your head while staring at a minimalist artwork at a local gallery or have confused... More »
Is it okay to admit to not being a fan of Ultra Music Festival and still be considered a true Miamian? Sure it is. Not everyone in Miami is a beat freak by nature.Big, banging EDM, lasers, mesh tops, ... More »
Black woman, lesbian, militant feminist, librarian, poet, mother, warrior, cog in the radical machine of the late ’60s and early ’70s — Audre Lorde (1934-1992) was all of those things and more. Lorde was involved with both the black liberation... More »
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the Museum of Contemporary Art has always had a mission to inspire cultural consciousness among local audiences -- the younger the better. Museum director Bonnie Clearwater is a firm believer in arts education and has expanded MOCA's outreach programs to include a museum-studies partnership with Miami-Dade County Public Schools, directly affecting more than 7,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The museum also operates an after-school... More »
Well, you've finally done it. You've let your optic nerve atrophy. Now your vision is dim, colors seem faded, and your neighbor caught you trying to pet a brick you thought was a cat. The worst part is you'll never get to bask in the heady visuals of the Museum of Contemporary Art's Optic Nerve Festival. For ten years, the short-film fest has screened Miami's most cutting-edge video artists. Last year, the 22 films were so inspired that MOCA chose three instead of just one for its permanent... More »
This nearly pitch-perfect exhibition, organized by curator Dominic Molon over a five-year span, explored the deep-rooted and primal alliances between rebellious spirits haunting both the sonic and visual realms. It featured more than 100 paintings, drawings, installations, and videos by 56 artists and artist collectives. The show was organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, where it drew stadium-size crowds. MoCA's turnstile numbers skyrocketed as well. Although some... More »
Jazz grooves on the lawn; flashing neon lights; donkeys fashioned from recycled shredded cloth; a puppetmaster's beguiling vision of an underwater kingdom; and a historic exhibit showcasing Merce Cunningham's collaborations with contemporary visual artists, celebrating the dance legend's first visit to South Florida. These are among the many reasons people were enticed to join MoCA's rollicking year-long tenth anniversary bash. Christian Holstad's first U.S. museum solo-show at MoCA's... More »
Last year MoCA featured a large exhibit of works by Jack Pierson, a midcareer American conceptualist in his early forties. While certainly grateful for the attention, Pierson expressed surprise, even embarrassment, at having a museum retrospective so early in his life. But that is exactly the sort of thing we've come to expect from MoCA. Museum director Bonnie Clearwater has made a commitment to show and acquire works by emerging artists such as Pierson, and in doing so has become a national... More »
MOCA always has some unusual and fun activity to intrigue you, from their cutting edge exhibitions to great tours and programs. Check out their weekly MOCA BY MOONLIGHT program with arts programs for adults, be it lectures "CONTEMPORARY ART BOOT CAMP", you do it - art activities "ARTS FOR ALL" or an open forum for local artists to present "5 MINUTES OF FAME".
the egyptian exhibit features a real mummy - check it out
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