Hiromi Moneyhun's proposal for MOCA's next Project Atrium, which will open in April, is a call to action on behalf of the ocean that will feature a figurative ocean bed made of paper cranes. Moneyhun asks you to participate in this project, and help us craft the thousands of origami cranes needed. In the old Japanese tradition, senba-zuru, folding a thousand paper cranes, is a symbol of hope and healing during challenging times. Volunteer 1-3 p.m. on Fridays or Saturdays, enjoy free admission, and contribute this exciting installation!