Moca (Museum Of Contemporary Art), Jacksonville

About Moca (Museum Of Contemporary Art), Jacksonville

The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville is a cultural institution in downtown Jacksonville where visitors explore rotating exhibitions of contemporary art and works from the museum's permanent collection. Current exhibitions include Ryan Rasmussen's architectural installation Glitch: Architecture Undone in the Project Atrium, paintings by Amer Kobaslija, and MJ Torrecampo's Cut the Fruit. The American Century showcases works from MOCA's permanent collection, while Voces y Caras celebrates Latinx communities of North Florida. The museum hosts lectures with arts professionals, artist openings, and educational programs for visitors interested in contemporary practice. Regular events include VyStar Free Saturdays with free admission, Free Museum Nights on select Wednesdays featuring tabling artists, MOCA Movie Night with free film screenings, and Coffee with a Curator sessions. Admission is charged, with prices published online. MOCA operates as a cultural institute of the University of North Florida.