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Earthly Matters presents a selection of Bartlett's recent works that explore human impact on and interaction with the natural world. His larger-than-life scenes break down the barriers between the subjects on canvas and the viewers who are invited to contemplate their role in the narrative. 

Visit MOCA Jacksonville's new coffee shop to enjoy delicious beverages, and snacks from Setlan Coffee Co. Originally a walk-up coffee shop located in the San Marco Train Station, the team has grown to join the museum as a partner. Two of their top-sellers include the Fentiman's Float, espresso floated on top of sparkling rose lemonade, and the Bramble Latte with blackberry and lemon. Plus, enjoy fresh food and pastries made in partnership with other local vendors.

Yūrei (Ghosts), is a call to attention on behalf of the ocean. Utilizing her unique paper cut technique on an unprecedented scale, local artist Hiromi Moneyhun (b. 1977, Kyoto, Japan) urges us to recognize the urgency of the moment. Much of what is ailing the ocean comes from man: oil spills, agricultural and nuclear waste, over-fishing, and massive amounts of plastic waste. Maybe it is too late to reverse the damage. Maybe the Yūrei are already emerging. Or is there still hope? 

Through sponsorship from VyStar Credit Union, members of the community will have greater access to contemporary art through free admission to MOCA Jacksonville every Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Registration for Camp @ MOCA is now open! Kids ages 6-14 dive into the world of contemporary art through gallery visits, hands-on projects, and interactive learning. Themes include ceramics and sculpture, painting and printmaking, animation and cartoons, and so much more! Weekly sessions take place June 5 - August 4, and before and after care is available.

Support the art, artists, and ideas of our time! Members receive free admission, invites to exclusive events, discounts, and more. Join us on an artistic adventure - are you in?