Celebrating this year's creative campers at MOCA, this exhibition displays artwork from children aged four to fourteen. From colorful critters to fantastical folktales, free-flow forms to stylized shapes, works from Creative Campers find inspiration in MOCA's permanent collection, and remind us of the excitement and wonderment that art brings to the minds and hearts of children.

During the spring semester, University of North Florida students met at MOCA for their Photography Practicum course. Under the guidance of Associate Professor of Photography, Alex Diaz, students were encouraged to explore the possibilities of photography within the context of Downtown Jacksonville. Throughout the semester, students documented the people and places of Downtown, and created works that responded to their urban surroundings. 

Summer is around the corner! Looking for INSPIRED AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES for your kids? MOCA Jacksonville provides half-day and full-day sessions for ages 4-14 during summer vacation. Experienced art educators teach a variety of media and skills while providing the contemporary art history context for each project.

In Since You Were Born, Evan Roth presents an introspective view of his own internet browsing data to create a dynamic site-specific installation of saturated images that are both personal and universal. Filling the Atrium Gallery entirely, Roth's internet cache captures four months of search history from the day his second daughter was born on June 29, 2016. 

Micro-Macro: Andrew Sendor and Ali Banisadr  is the first exhibition to bring together the work of two acclaimed New York-based painters, Andrew Sendor and Ali Banisadr. This seemingly unexpected pairing - juxtaposing Sendor's stylistically photo-realistic paintings with Banisadr's predominantly abstract paintings - explores the natural kinship found in the work of these two painters.