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Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland moCa

Name: Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland moCa
Address: 11400 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH, 44106, US
Telephone: +12164218671
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Free Daily Admission. moCa Cleveland connects you with the art and artists of our times. You are invited to a new season of art and connection.
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Summer/Fall 2022 season now open through Dec. 30. Find out more at mocacleveland.org.

09/21/2023

A screening & Talk back honoring Norman Parish Walls of Respect: Norman Parish and the Parish Art Gallery, is a documentary film honoring the life, work, and legacy of artist and art dealer Norman Parish. Parish was a pioneering Black gallerist in Washington, DC where he highlighted artists from the African Diaspora in the 1990s through the 2010s. Early in his career he participated in the creation of a mural known as the Wall of Respect with a group of politically active Black artists who later co-founded the AfriCOBRA Black arts movement in Chicago at the height of the Civil Rights Movement. This film is executive produced and directed by Susan Ericsson of SME Media LLC.

After the film, join Norman Parish III, the artist’s son and film’s associate producer for a panel discussion featuring artist and AfriCOBRA co-founderWadsworth Jarrell; Rhonda K. Brown (artist; City of Cleveland Senior Strategist for Arts & Culture; and daughter of Malcolm and Ernestine Brown who opened the Malcolm Brown Gallery in Shaker Heights in 1980, the first for-profit African American gallery in the country); and David Ramsey, CEO/Lead Curator of Deep Roots Experience. Moderated by Deidre McPherson from Assembly for the Arts.

This program is presented as part of the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival (GCUFF) in partnership with Assembly for the Arts and moCa.

TICKETS:
GCUFF VIP Producer Passholders receive free admission
moCa Members get 15% off
General Admission is $25
Artists admission for $10

09/20/2023

| Feeling with Fiber Arts Workshop | Registration required
ONsite at moCa

Engage your senses and uncover the healing aspecting of fiber arts.

Gabrielle Cooper is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist. They hold a B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies with a minor in Fine Arts from Kent State University. They has obtained dual Master’s degrees in Counseling and Art Therapy from Ursuline College.

Gabrielle has a particular passion for LGBTIA+ folx, trauma, BIPOC individuals, addiction, and grief. They have written letters for gender affirming surgeries and HRT. Gabrielle is welcoming of those in alternative lifestyles, kinks, and sexual exploration. Gabrielle has treated those with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, chronic pain, communication and relationship issues, sexual disorders, cancer, low self-esteem, and pandemic stress and loneliness.

Gabrielle’s clinical style focuses on trauma-informed care and various methods of healing. Their approach uses an approach that suits each individual.

As an art therapist, Gabrielle utilizes the creative process to assist clients with healing from the past, coping with the present, and creating hope for the future. Using a variety of art media, clients work through trauma, increase self-esteem, decrease anxiety, and improve their overall well-being.

Gabrielle plans to increase their communities' knowledge of art and healing through art therapy. A goal of theirs is to reduce the stigma of mental health with counseling, while simultaneously increasing help-seeking behaviors among Black people. They are a strong advocate for body positivity and sexual liberation. To keep themselves centered, they meditates daily, spends quality time with nature, and prioritizes maintaining their close relationships.

Art therapist and artist Gabrielle Cooper of Art Therapy Studios will guide you through creating a fiber artwork inspired by the exhibitions A soft place to land and Don't mind if I do.

Space is limited. All skill levels welcome.

Registration is required for this event. We ask for a donation of any amount per ticket to reserve your space and support ongoing programming at moCa.

09/19/2023

Story Time w/ Adam Davis | FREE ONsite at moCa

Story Time is a series of intimate gatherings replicating the communal environment of fine artist Adam Davis’s studio at the historic St. Elmo Village.

Adam Davis is an educator, artist, advocate, and practitioner in the art of collaboration. He obsessively seeks to apply his passion for creativity, communication, and storytelling to assist in finding solutions to problems that hinder diverse and equitable cultural progression at the intersection of the arts and education. As a griot his works delve into building scaffolded archives on the African diaspora to ensure that the invaluable stories shared by communities around the globe are preserved for centuries to come.
Get immersed in Story Time at moCa Cleveland in partnership with CLE Print Room.

Acting simultaneously as performance, Q&A, and introduction to the long term legacy project Davis has created called Black Magic, attendees will be encouraged to make history under one roof. Davis will make 5 portraits, tell 5 audience selected stories from his travels around the country, and answer 5 questions from those in attendance. The catch: Davis asks you to leave your phones at the door. Your presence is integral to real connections being built.

Please plan ahead to arrive early. Any attendees arriving 10 minutes after will not be admitted. The flow of our time together is very important and disruptions will be kept to a minimum. Although all are welcome, the attendance for the Black people of Cleveland will be prioritized.

09/19/2023

participants came together to create individual pieces of artwork that will be a part of a bigger patchwork on view at moCa.

Thank you for spending a with us!

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09/18/2023

| Feeling with Fiber Arts Workshop | Registration required
ONsite at moCa

Engage your senses and uncover the healing aspecting of fiber arts.

Gabrielle Cooper is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist. They hold a B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies with a minor in Fine Arts from Kent State University. They have obtained dual Master’s degrees in counseling and art therapy from Ursuline College.

Gabrielle has a particular passion for LGBTIA+ folx, trauma, BIPOC individuals, addiction, and grief. They have written letters for gender affirming surgeries and HRT. Gabrielle is welcoming of those in alternative lifestyles, kinks, and sexual exploration. Gabrielle has treated those with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, chronic pain, communication and relationship issues, sexual disorders, cancer, low self-esteem, and pandemic stress and loneliness.

Gabrielle’s clinical style focuses on trauma-informed care and various methods of healing. Their approach uses an approach that suits each individual.

As an art therapist, Gabrielle utilizes the creative process to assist clients with healing from the past, coping with the present, and creating hope for the future. Using a variety of art media, clients work through trauma, increase self-esteem, decrease anxiety, and improve their overall well-being.

Gabrielle plans to increase their communities' knowledge of art and healing through art therapy. A goal of theirs is to reduce the stigma of mental health with counseling while simultaneously increasing help-seeking behaviors among Black people. They are a strong advocate for body positivity and sexual liberation. To keep themselves centered, they meditate daily, spend quality time with nature, and prioritize maintaining their close relationships.

Art therapist and artist Gabrielle Cooper of Art Therapy Studios will guide you through creating a fiber artwork inspired by the exhibitions 'A soft place to land' and 'Don't mind if I do'.

Space is limited. All skill levels are welcome.

Registration is required for this event. We ask for a donation of any amount per ticket to reserve your space and support ongoing programming at moCa.

09/16/2023

| Saturday, September 16

moCa Open Studio Session: Come Together Workshop What happens when we add a piece of ourselves to a bigger patchwork?

Free program.

Onsite at moCa Cleveland and online at moCa’s IG Live.

For all ages and artistic abilities. In this MOSS (moCa Open Studio Session) workshop, Senior Engagement Guide Audrey Silvestro will lead participants to come together as a group to create a work inspired by A soft place to land artist Marie Watt’s Companion Species artwork.

Registration is recommended but not mandatory to participate.
Limited Seats)

Family Fun supported by .

09/12/2023

| Feeling with Fiber Arts Workshop | Registration required
ONsite at moCa https://www.mocacleveland.org/to-do/feeling-with-fiber-arts

Engage your senses and uncover the healing aspecting of fiber arts.

Gabrielle Cooper is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist. They hold a B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies with a minor in Fine Arts from Kent State University. They has obtained dual Master’s degrees in Counseling and Art Therapy from Ursuline College.

Gabrielle has a particular passion for LGBTIA+ folx, trauma, BIPOC individuals, addiction, and grief. They have written letters for gender affirming surgeries and HRT. Gabrielle is welcoming of those in alternative lifestyles, kinks, and sexual exploration. Gabrielle has treated those with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, chronic pain, communication and relationship issues, sexual disorders, cancer, low self-esteem, and pandemic stress and loneliness.

Gabrielle’s clinical style focuses on trauma-informed care and various methods of healing. Their approach uses an approach that suits each individual.

As an art therapist, Gabrielle utilizes the creative process to assist clients with healing from the past, coping with the present, and creating hope for the future. Using a variety of art media, clients work through trauma, increase self-esteem, decrease anxiety, and improve their overall well-being.

Gabrielle plans to increase their communities' knowledge of art and healing through art therapy. A goal of theirs is to reduce the stigma of mental health with counseling, while simultaneously increasing help-seeking behaviors among Black people. They are a strong advocate for body positivity and sexual liberation. To keep themselves centered, they meditates daily, spends quality time with nature, and prioritizes maintaining their close relationships.

Art therapist and artist Gabrielle Cooper of Art Therapy Studios will guide you through creating a fiber artwork inspired by the exhibitions A soft place to land and Don't mind if I do.

Space is limited. All skill levels welcome.

Registration is required for this event. We ask for a donation of any amount per ticket to reserve your space and support ongoing programming at moCa.

09/07/2023

Exhibition: A Soft Place to Land
When: Jul 7, 2023 - Jan 7, 2023
Where: Mueller Family Gallery, Cohen Family Gallery

Artist: Kevin Beasley

Kevin Beasley (he/him) lives and works in New York. His practice spans sculpture, photography, sound, and performance, while centering on materials of cultural and personal significance, from raw cotton harvested from his family’s property in Virginia to sounds gathered using contact microphones.

Beasley alters, casts, and molds these diverse materials to form a body of works that acknowledge the complex, shared histories of the broader American experience, steeped in generational memories.

In March 2023, Beasley released A View of a Landscape, a 300-page book and double LP record, conceived as equal elements and designed together. The publication is produced in collaboration with the Renaissance Society and The University of Chicago Press. Recent exhibitions and performances include The Dirty South: Contemporary Art, Material Culture, and the Sonic Impulse, a touring exhibition curated by Valerie Cassel Oliver, which traveled from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (2021), to the Contemporary Art Museum of Houston (2021), Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (2022), and the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver (2022); and Prospect.5, New Orleans: Yesterday we said tomorrow (2021), in which Beasley began a multiyear site-specific project in the Lower Ninth Ward.

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09/01/2023

Exhibition: A Soft Place to Land
When: Jul 7, 2023 - Jan 7, 2023
Where: Mueller Family Gallery, Cohen Family Gallery

Margarita Cabrera
A self-defined social practices artist, Margarita Cabrera’s (she/her) work is often fueled by collaboration from community engagement to get a holistic view of social issues. Materials such as US Border Patrol uniforms and cochineal-dye are used, and transformed, to deliver a multi-tiered conversation on topics such as globalism, populism, and the migrant experience. Often in playful representation, Cabrera’s work, such as embroidered soft-sculpture potted desert plants; mimicking parrots made from found border patrol uniforms; and collaged works on paper made with cochineal dye, implores viewers to confront contentious topics by utilizing materials tied inextricably to the issue. Cabrera was born in Monterrey, Mexico, and moved to El Paso, TX at the age of 10. She received an MFA from Hunter College in New York, NY and is currently an assistant professor at the Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.

08/29/2023

Thank you to all who attended this past Saturday's Science Fair in partnership with

Attendees, vendors, creatives, and members of the community activated Toby's Plaza with liveliness and connection over beats by DJ's and food aromas from the food vendors. While others gathered inside for flash tattoos, photography sessions, and rare merchandise.

Thank you for another year of success!

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08/26/2023

***RAFFLE***
Enter for a chance to win a gift certificate for today's Science Fair!

Gift certificates can be used at any participating vendor.

How to enter: Raffle tickets and opportunities available at the Welcome Center.

To get a free raffle ticket, you can:
•Experience moCa's exhibitions & take a survey (QR Code)
•Show your moCa member ID card
•Become a moCa member or renew your membership
•Complete a moCa bingo card
•Sign up for moCa's newsletter

Gift certificates range from $25-$75 and will be drawn at random

The more ways you participate, the more tickets you get!

How to win:
•Name and phone number must be on the ticket to win.
•Raffle drawings will be announced at 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, and 4pm at music tent, located outside on Toby's Plaza.

08/20/2023

Sun. Aug 20, 12-4PM | Upcycled Art Planter Workshop | Registration required | ONsite at moCa

Every plant deserves a happy home. Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center () invites you to moCa for this upcycling art making workshop.

Artist Yanilka will guide you through a process using found materials to make vibrant planters.

Materials are limited. All skill levels welcome.

Registration is required for this event. We ask for a donation of any amount per ticket to reserve your space and support ongoing programming at moCa.

08/17/2023

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08/14/2023

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08/12/2023

Today's participants joined us for our mOSs: T-shirt Tote Bag Workshop with Audrey Silvestro

Guests turned old, soft t-shirts into a new, useful keepsake.

This program was free for all ages and artistic abilities.

Family Fun supported by .

08/12/2023

| Sat. Aug 12, 2-3PM | mOSs: T-shirt Tote Bag Workshop
FREE ONsite at moCa and ONline at IG Live

Turn your old, soft t-shirt into a new, useful keepsake.
Free program. Onsite at moCa Cleveland and online at moCa's IG Live.
For all ages and artistic abilities.
Participants of this MOSS (moCa Open Studio Session) workshop will create their very own t-shirt tote bag using their own second-hand t-shirts (or use ones provided by moCa).Led by Senior Engagement Guide Audrey Silvestro, the program is inspired by the practice of A soft place to land artist Pia Camil.

Registration is recommended but not mandatory to participate. (Limited Seats)
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08/09/2023

A soft place
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Jul 7, 2023-Jan 7, 2023 Where
Mueller Family Gallery, Cohen Family Gallery Cass Davis (they/them) is a Chicago-based artist with an MFA in Fiber and Material Studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Their solo shows include Out of Time at Engage Projects, Revelations at University of Southern Indiana, HEARTLAND at G-CADD St. Louis, No Body on Earth But Yours with the Chicago Underground Film Festival, and Of Roses and Jessamine at SITE gallery, Chicago. Davis has shown in group exhibitions and screenings at the Design Museum Chicago, IL, Bemis Center in Omaha, NE, York St. John University, UK, Tile Blush in Miami, FL, The Art Institute of Chicago, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, The American Medium in NYC, UIS Visual Arts Gallery, Springfield, IL, Terrain Biennial Oak Park and Springfield, IL, Mana Contemporary Chicago, Chicago Artists Coalition, 062 Gallery, Sullivan Galleries, and the Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Gallery, Utah. They have been awarded the Praxis Fiber Arts Residency, HATCH Residency, Oxbow Artist's MFA Residency, Roger Brown Artist's Residency, IOTO Residency, and the Shapiro Center Eager Research Grant. They have been lecturing faculty in the Fiber and Material Studies department at SAIC.

08/07/2023

moCa is FREE for ALL! August is here and summer is winding down. We encourage you to stop by and check out the current season of art at moCa. Thursdays-Sundays, 11AM-5PM

Have a private moment, chat about art, or take in a Target Talk every open day at 2PM led by one of moCa's Engagement Guides.

Exhibitions currently on view:
- A soft place to land
- Don't mind if I do
- ¡Juntos! (Together) presented in collaboration with Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center
- Nina Chanel Abney: Cafeteria 2

08/04/2023

Our new season of art includes 3 immersive exhibitions that were designed to be both interactive and engaging.

Finnegan Shannon (they/them) show, 'Don't mind if I do' (July 7, 2023 - January 7, 2024) is currently on view. With Shannon at the helm, Don’t mind if I do is an experiment in more deeply collaborative exhibition-making, demonstrating how even temporary changes in power structures create pathways of access for visitors, artists, and staff.

Finnegan Shannon is a creator of loopholes. Their work is mischievous, methodically chipping away at traditional museum practices. By framing institutional change as artwork, the pace of possibility quickens.

Grounded in a longtime fantasy of the artist’s – an idea of an exhibition setup that would lavishly meet their access needs – this project developed around a conveyor belt. Embraced for its efficiency and mechanized transport of goods (even sushi), this equipment is re-appropriated here as a vehicle for cultivating a more relaxed museum-going experience. The conveyor belt brings artwork to audience members, who are invited to sit on comfortable furniture and engage with a parade of objects through any combination of touch, sight, and sound.

Sharing the work of seven artists who have influenced Shannon’s practice, Don’t mind if I do blurs boundaries between public and private. It puts representations of everyday life that are usually tucked away at home on display. Plastic pill bottles scattered across nightstands share space with a tissue box cover that reminds us of moments of sickness and sadness, with sculptural snapshots of an intimate interspecies bond, with gender-affirming packers that feel most at home tucked inside our clothes. They signify illness, reveal systems of support, and are used in play.

Don’t mind if I do destabilizes rigid ableist and exclusionary museum “best practices” like sparse seating, untouchable objects, dense wall labels, and guards who protect rather than invite engagement.

08/03/2023

08/01/2023

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08/01/2023

Your gift keeps moCa free for everyone. Give today: https://www.mocacleveland.org/annual-fund
Connecting is one of the most important things we do. Everyone needs meaningful connections to thrive. It's how we share ideas, form relationships, and find belonging.
Art is a link to connection. Through moCa, you connect with art, artists, and art lovers like you. Together, we experience perspectives, ideas, challenges, empathy, difference, hope, and so much more.
Help us keep these connections strong. Give today!

07/31/2023

Our new season of art includes 3 immersive exhibitions that were designed to be both interactive and engaging.

Alexandra Kehayoglou 's (She/Her) landscape rug exhibition is currently on view as part of 'A soft place to land' (July 7, 2023 – January 7, 2024). She produces works combining textiles, sculpture and installation. Kehayoglou’s repertoire includes memories of various native and endangered landscapes that the artist has visited and desires to preserve over time. Her renowned pastizales (grasslands), fields, and shelter tapestries exhibit sublime realities which the viewer can contemplate or utilize. Her work is created from an ancient family tradition of weaving.

The artwork in A soft place to land showcases the influence of place and place making on one’s identity, confronts inter-generational trauma and trauma associated with upbringing, and celebrates materiality as an essential tool in self-discovery.
Photocred: The Dark Room Company

07/27/2023

Your gift keeps moCa free for everyone. Give today. https://www.mocacleveland.org/support

Connecting is one of the most important things we do. Everyone needs meaningful connections to thrive. It's how we share ideas, form relationships, and find belonging.

Art is a link to connection. Through moCa, you connect with art, artists, and art lovers like you. Together, we experience perspectives, ideas, challenges, empathy, difference, hope, and so much more.

Help us keep these connections strong. Give today!

07/27/2023

Your gift keeps moCa free for everyone. Give today: https://www.mocacleveland.org/annual-fund

Connecting is one of the most important things we do. Everyone needs meaningful connections to thrive. It's how we share ideas, form relationships, and find belonging.

Art is a link to connection. Through moCa, you connect with art, artists, and art lovers like you. Together, we experience perspectives, ideas, challenges, empathy, difference, hope, and so much more.

Help us keep these connections strong. Give today!

07/26/2023

Sun. Aug 20, 12-4PM | Upcycled Art Planter Workshop | Registration required | ONsite at moCa

Every plant deserves a happy home. Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center invites you to moCa for this upcycling art making workshop.

Artist Yanilka will guide you through a process using found materials to make vibrant planters.

Materials are limited. All skill levels welcome.

Registration is required for this event. We ask for a donation of any amount per ticket to reserve your space and support ongoing programming at moCa.

07/25/2023

Our new season of art includes 3 immersive exhibitions that were designed to be both interactive and engaging.

Pia Camil's (she/her) t-shirt exhibition is currently on view as part of 'A soft place to land' (July 7, 2023 – January 7, 2024). Her work ranges widely from painting and sculpture to performance and installation. Highlighting the importance of the collective and communal, her work is often inclusive and directly engages the viewer.

The artwork in A soft place to land showcases the influence of place and place making on one’s identity, confronts inter-generational trauma and trauma associated with upbringing, and celebrates materiality as an essential tool in self-discovery.
Photocred: The Dark Room Company

07/23/2023

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Black Arts Showcase: Feb. 26

THIS SATURDAY: 11:30AM-4:30PM Local artists celebrate Black history and the change agents contributing to Cleveland’s Black culture today. Everyone is welcome to participate in a vibrant, layered, and immersive celebration of creative expressions. Join in on a casual conversation with exhibiting artist Ryan Harris presented by the Museum of Creative Human Art. Experience the sounds of Gumbo Cleveland, a guided meditation led by Valerie Williams, local spoken word artists, and making workshops led by Crystal Miller and Ivy the Artist. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience a rich array of Black performance art, creative connection, and community conversations that spark the imagination. Free admission. Register today at mocacleveland.eventbrite.com. @byryanharris @museumofcreativehumanart @ivytheartistt @nahh.b @gumbodanceparty @crymuseum @arjandevatheyogi #BlackHistoryMonth #ClevelandArtists #ThisIsCle #OpenMic #ArtMaking #ThingsToDoInCleveland

QTVC Live! x moCa is back...

QTVC Live! creator Julia Arredondo talks with artist Antwoine Washington about his work, studio, and new T-shirt drop. Ready to wear some art? Shop today at themocastore.com. QTVC Live Antwoine Washingtonnewashington Museum of Creative Human Art Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland moCa #yourfreakyhomeshoppingnetwork #moremoCa #homeshopping #artistmade #bringarthome #clevelandartists

We’re ready! Are you ready? This Saturday check out the grand unveiling of the next @qtvclive x moCa Cleveland interview with artist and @museumofcreativehumanart co-founder @antwoinewashington. 11am here. On Instagram. You know the address. You are already here! #qtvclive #qtvclivexmocacleveland #yourfreakyhomeshoppingnetwork #antwoinewashington #moremoca #clevelandartists #artistmade

Next Saturday! It’s time to connect with another artist through #yourfreakyhomeshoppingchannel! The next episode of @qtvclive featured artist and @museumofcreativehumanart co-founder @antwoinewashington. Check out this peek into his studio. Then come back next week for the full interview on @mocacleveland IG.

GIVEAWAY ALERT! Thoma Education Fellow Bobbi Reagins (@nahh.b) wants to tell you how moCa and artist Aaron D. Williams (@aawfulaaron) have teamed up to provide a few items to help express yourself and your creativity and brighten the end of the year. 3 people will be selected to receive a prize box including: -An AAWFUL AARON tote bag -An AAWFUL AARON pin -A Jotblock sketchpad with pencils -A Playable Art Cube -and a moCa T-shirt How do you enter? -Share a picture you've taken of yourself at moCa (11400 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland) or in front of Aaron D. Williams' mural (14820 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland). -Tag it #moremoca 3 winners will be selected by end of the day on Dec. 31! Good luck!

GIVEAWAY ALERT! moCa and artist Aaron D. Williams @aawfulaaron have teamed up to provide a few items to help express yourself and your creativity and brighten the end of the year. 3 people will be selected to receive a prize box including: -An AAWFUL AARON tote bag -An AAWFUL AARON pin -A Jotblock sketchpad with pencils -A Playable Art Cube -and a moCa T-shirt How do you enter? -Share a picture you've taken of yourself at moCa (11400 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland) or in front of Aaron D. Williams' mural (14820 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland). -Tag it #moremoca 3 winners will be selected by end of the day on Dec. 31! Good luck!

Umoja: Unity - It Takes a Village

On Dec. 26, 1-4PM, moCa Artist in Residence Joyce Morrow Jones and the Greater Cleveland Kwanzaa Alliance for Umoja: Unity - It Takes a Village, a celebration of the first day of Kwanzaa. How much do you know about Kwanzaa? Or Dr. Maulana Karenga and his mission to help Black families reconnect with their roots? This Kwanzaa celebration intends to remind all people about the power of community. You're invited to share in this moment. At the Umoja event, the Elders of Ceremony will be Paul and Marquita Hill and Joyce Morrow Jones. Musical guests include Obie Shelton, Hue People, and storytelling griots Jackki Boyd and Judy Bateman, musician and poet Vince Robinson, and more. Celebrate Kwanzaa with activities for all ages and experience moCa's current exhibitions. Let us know you are coming at mocacleveland.eventbrite.com. #kwanzaa #kwanzaacleveland

What does it mean to share art with the ones you care about?

Support moCa's Annual Fund before Dec. 31! What sparked your imagination and sustained your curiosity during the pandemic? Was it exposure to creativity and contemporary art? Was it the boldness of an artist’s vision, an artist’s talk, or an experience in which you shared art with a friend that contributed to sustained joy? How did you personally share art this year? Your giving sustains the programming that influences those moments and the space in which those moments occur. Your monetary gift is fully tax-deductible and ensures that moCa can create more memorable collaborative moments over the coming year. #MoremoCa is needed. Please contribute today at www.mocacleveland.org/annualfund. And thank you to Antoinette Cartman-Gay for sharing your experience making art at Joyce Morrow Jones' Joyce & Friends workshops!

QTVC Live! x moCa is back with artist Chad Kouri

QTVC Live! creator Julia Arredondo talks with artist Chad Kouri about Kouri's work, studio, and the three new intention chimes that you can add to your space. Ready to bring one home? Visit themocastore.com today!

Creatives in Conversation: Dr. Judith F. Baca and Dr. Amalia Mesa-Bains

Learn more about the histories of experimental art practice and Latina/o influence in contemporary art through the lens of Axis Mundo artist Dr. Judith F. Baca and curator Dr. Amalia Mesa-Bains.

#Repost @qtvclive with @make_repost ・・・ 🌀ONE WEEK FROM TODAY🌀 QTVC Live! debuts our latest episode in collaboration w/ @mocacleveland featuring @chadkouri 😮 Tune in next Saturday via the moCa Cleveland IG for full-length content. Here's a sneak peek of the studio visit we conducted with Chad in his Chicago-based art space. Hi Chad 👋#QTVCLive #QTVCxmoca #ChadKouri

Can’t wait for the final creation from this collaborative workshopped by #AxisMundo artists Joey Terrill and Jef Huereque at the Julia De Burgos Cultural Arts Center. Thank you to all of the artists and to JDBCAC for partnering on this weekend’s On The Axis programs!

Mask Making with Sky Cubacub and Calla Bordie

Need a mask for Halloween? Or for any day that you want an extra way to express your creativity? Artists Sky Cubacub and Calla Bordie will take you through their process and spark ideas for your own mask making. This online workshop was orginally presented as a part of ReelAbilities Film Festival: Cleveland.

QTVC Live! x moCa is back with Depy Zepo

Your freaky home shopping network returns with an interview with artist Despina Papadeas of Depy Zepo and QTVC Live! founder Julia Arredondo! Get to know the artist THEN shop her ONE-OF-A-KIND vessels at themocastore.com.

QTVC Live! x moCa is back with Depy Zepo

Your freaky home shopping network returns with an with an interview with artist Despina Papadeas of Depy Zepo and QTVC Live! founder Julia Arredondo! Get to know the artist THEN shop her ONE-OF-A-KIND vessels at themocastore.com.

TODAY! Join artist @derekhess from 1-4PM for a livestream healing life drawing session on World Suicide Prevention Day. Participate at facebook.com/derekhessart, facebook.com/mocacleveland, or YouTube.com/derekhessart. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #DerekHess

Have you experienced the new solo exhibition “Helping” Hands by Stina Aleah presented by Museum of Creative Human Art? In her own words, “I hope that this collection of work can inspire those to look beyond what is perceived as ‘Helping Hands,’ stay true to one’s authentic self, and always to stand true in who you are.” Now through Sep 26 in moCa’s second floor Lewis Gallery. Thu-Sun 11AM-5PM. Free Daily Admission. Follow the artist at stinaaleah.com and support the work of Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland moCa at creativehumanart.com. 🎥 shot by: iwillcreatemedia Poem: Danielle Whiteside #ThisIsCLE #MoremoCa #StinaAleah #MuseumofCreativeHumanArt #Cleveland #ClevelandArtists

QTVC x moCa: Season 2, Episode 1 with Aram Han Sifuentes

Aram Han Sifuentes speaks about their latest collaborative edition with moCa Cleveland, the Peaceful Protestor Tote Bag. Aram's practice questions the ways in which immigrants can find safety in a system that doesn't provide it. As an artistic response that expands upon her Protest Banner Lending Library, she has developed a new tote bag, produced in collaboration with moCa, that provides peaceful protesters with language to use to exercise our constitutional rights if we are ever confronted by authorities such as police or I.C.E. As the first item for sale in QTVC Live's partnership with moCa and a part of Getting to Know Aram Han Sifuentes, this bag, made out of reflective fabric, is printed with text that supports peaceful protesters.

Get ready for Alright?

Alright? THIS Wednesday, June 2 at 6PM [EST] Free virtual performance with registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/151722609409 Join Dominic Moore-Dunson and Tommy Lehman as they use movement and music to respond to Martin Creed’s neon sculpture, Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT. Immediately following the performance, Dominic and Tommy will be joined by Tizziana Baldenbro, Executive Director of SPACES, for a conversation about development of Alright?, improvisation, and the creative ways in which artists respond to one another's work. This engagement is supported by the Arts Midwest Touring Fund, a program of Arts Midwest that is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from Ohio Arts Council and the Crane Group.

ReelAbilities Film Festival BEDLAM discussion

ReelAbilities Film Festival goes live at 7PM [EST] with a conversation on the film BEDLAM. One in five adults – over 40 million Americans – lives with a mental illness, and today most people with a serious mental illness (SMI) like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression cycle through a revolving door of tragically insufficient care. BEDLAM, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to a standing ovation, is a documentary that immerses us in the national crisis surrounding care of people with serious mental illness. Watch the talk here. And to screen the film for free register at bedlam-mentalhealth-virtualfilm.eventbrite.com through May 27.

The making of Alright?

Dominic Moore-Dunson talks about the making of his and jazz musician Tommy Lehman's original performance entitled Alright?. The choreographer and dancer uses movement to respond to Martin Creed’s neon sculpture, Work No. 3398 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT. Experience Alright? virtually or in-person on Wednesday, June 2 at 6PM [EST] by registering at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/151722609409. And be part of Behind The Curtain, an in-person participatory movement workshop with Dominic and Tommy on Saturday, May 29 at 1PM [EST] by registering at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/147408919045.

Artist Talk: Tony Lewis and Torkwase Dyson

Artists Tony Lewis and Torkwase Dyson discuss each other's work and ideas behind creating and meaning.

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MOCA, I have been here a few times and love the space. I do not know your intent BUT I ask that you invite Mr. Shaun Leonardo and his exhibit, “The Breath of Empty Space” back to Cleveland. You have an opportunity to make this right. Please do.

How big of Jill Snyder to protect the public from art—without even being asked.

A Museum, erected in your Honor!
★Now Faith, Hope and Love, These Three Abide; but The Greatest Of These Is Love....
The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Non-Violence and Social Change...

"It is the most comfortable, un-institutional show I have ever experienced at MOCA. It is a fresh breeze." -- Liz Maugans, via CAN Blog:

Can I bring my stroller in there

Thank goodness goodness for the next week or we

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You go boy! Morning folks. That kid of mine is at it again. Grand Rapids, here he comes.
Go see him and his dear friend, Will Juggle if you can.
Enjoy - CM

"Grand Rapids.....here we come!!!!!! HUGS!!! See you Nov. 22nd and 23rd with dear friend, Will Juggle!!!!!!
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I Love this Place !

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Event this weekend at moCa still no floor plan.. Poor communication,, Very disappointed

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