Upcoming Events (31)
MOCA Grand Avenue Talking Tour
Sunday Studio: Good on Paper
Join MOCA Grand Avenue for a Sunday Studio workshop titled 'Good on Paper'—a hands-on paper art session where participants explore materials and techniques amid a contemporary-art museum setting.
MOCA Grand Avenue Talking Tour
Join MOCA Grand Avenue for a guided Talking Tour of contemporary artworks, where curators spotlight highlights from the collection, share insights, and invite dialogue amid the striking spaces of this Los Angeles landmark.
Haegue Yang Walkthrough at MOCA Grand Avenue
Join an artist-led walkthrough of Haegue Yang's Star-Crossed Rendezvous at MOCA Grand Avenue. Explore installations up-close, learn about materials and ideas, and gain fresh insights into Yang's contemporary practice in downtown LA.
Gifts of Michael Asher
Explore a contemporary art exhibition at MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles showcasing gifts and works related to Michael Asher, highlighting his influential site-specific practice and the artist's impact on museum spaces.
Haegue Yang: Star-Crossed Rendezvous
Haegue Yang's Star-Crossed Rendezvous at MOCA Grand Avenue presents immersive installations that blend textile sculpture and light, inviting visitors to explore migration, perception, and cultural dialogue in a bold, contemporary museum setting.
Good on Paper: Works from the Gene J. and Betye M. Burton Acquisitions Endowment
MOCA Grand Avenue hosts 'Good on Paper', showcasing works on paper drawn from the Gene J. and Betye M. Burton Acquisitions Endowment, offering a thoughtful survey of memory, identity, and form in a bold museum setting.
Julian Charrière: Schmidt Environment and Art Prize Exhibition
A contemporary art exhibition at MOCA Grand Avenue featuring Julian Charrière as part of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize, exploring environmental themes through immersive installations.
The Expanding Field: MOCA's Collection from the 1940s to 1970s
A survey of MOCA’s collection from the 1940s through the 1970s, tracing shifts in abstraction and postwar American art, presented at MOCA Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles.
Afterlives: Japanese American Artists and the Postwar Era
A sweeping MOCA Grand Avenue survey of Japanese American artists shaping postwar art in Los Angeles, tracing memory, identity, and cultural resilience through immersive works, an essential visit for fans of contemporary art.
Michael Asher
A museum exhibition at MOCA Grand Avenue featuring Michael Asher's influential conceptual art and site-specific installations, examining architecture, space, and perception inside a landmark Los Angeles venue.
Michael Asher
MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles presents an exhibition by artist Michael Asher, featuring site-specific installations and conceptual pieces that challenge traditional museum display practices.
Good on Paper: Works from the Gene J. and Betye M. Burton Acquisitions Endowment
MOCA Grand Avenue hosts Good on Paper: Works from the Gene J. and Betye M. Burton Acquisitions Endowment, spotlighting contemporary and modern paper-based works in a storied LA museum, highlighting generous patronage and innovative acquisitions.
Haegue Yang: Star-Crossed Rendezvous
MOCA Grand Avenue presents Haegue Yang: Star-Crossed Rendezvous, a contemporary art exhibition of immersive installations blending sculpture and textile motifs, inviting cross-cultural dialogue in downtown Los Angeles.
Gifts of Michael Asher
Gifts of Michael Asher at MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles presents the late artist's influential site-specific installations and generous gifts, highlighting his pivotal impact on conceptual art within a premier museum setting.
Larry Bell, Bill and Coo at MOCA’s Nest (2019)
Explore Larry Bell's glass sculpture in MOCA Grand Avenue's Nest, a contemporary art exhibition at LA's acclaimed museum, showcasing luminous installations and the artist's signature sculptural glass works.
The Expanding Field: MOCA Collection (1940s–1970s)
Explore MOCA Grand Avenue's collection from the 1940s to the 1970s in this expansive exhibition, tracing postwar experimentation and shifts in West Coast art and curatorial practice.
Good on Paper: Burton Acquisitions Endowment Works
MOCA Grand Avenue presents Good on Paper: Burton Acquisitions Endowment, a curated exhibition of works on paper drawn from the Gene J. and Betye M. Burton Endowment. A contemporary survey across media in a premier LA venue.
Haegue Yang: Star-Crossed Rendezvous
Experience Haegue Yang's Star-Crossed Rendezvous at MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles, a captivating contemporary installation that blends sculpture, light, and textiles in a vibrant museum setting.
Michael Asher
A major MOCA Grand Avenue exhibition presenting work by Michael Asher, highlighting his conceptual, site-specific installations that transform how museums display and interpret space in Los Angeles.
Larry Bell, Bill and Coo at MOCA’s Nest (2019)
Explore Larry Bell's glass and sculpture works in MOCA's Nest at MOCA Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, in this 2019 exhibition that pairs Bell's luminous, space-defining pieces with the immersive Nest installation.
Afterlives: Japanese American Artists and the Postwar Era
MOCA Grand Avenue hosts Afterlives: Japanese American Artists and the Postwar Era, a thoughtful exhibition tracing how postwar histories shaped the work of Japanese American artists, through painting, sculpture, and installation across the gallery.
Cecilia Vicuña: Quipu of Encounters — The Dream of Water
Cecilia Vicuña’s Quipu of Encounters: The Dream of Water at MOCA Grand Avenue (Los Angeles) presents environmental art and memory through immersive installations, part of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize.
Julian Charrière: Schmidt Environment and Art Prize Exhibition
Exhibition by Julian Charrière at MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles, presenting the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize-winning work in a cutting-edge contemporary environment-art installation addressing climate and landscape themes.
Gifts of Michael Asher
MOCA Grand Avenue in Los Angeles presents Gifts of Michael Asher, a contemporary-art exhibition surveying the late artist's influential site-specific installations and conceptual practice, inside the museum's iconic modern galleries.
Cecilia Vicuña: Quipu of Encounters - The Dream of Water
An immersive MOCA Grand Avenue exhibition by Cecilia Vicuña, Quipu of Encounters: The Dream of Water, part of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize; a rich blend of installations, textiles, and ecological memory inviting reflection.
Afterlives: Japanese American Artists and the Postwar Era
A MOCA Grand Avenue exhibition exploring Japanese American artists and their contributions to postwar American art, featuring works that illuminate identity, memory, and resilience in a pivotal era.
Larry Bell, Bill and Coo at MOCA’s Nest (2019)
MOCA Grand Avenue presents an exhibition pairing Larry Bell’s luminous glass works with Bill and Coo in MOCA’s Nest, weaving mid-century innovation with contemporary installation in a singular Los Angeles setting.
Cecilia Vicuña: Quipu of Encounters — The Dream of Water
A major MOCA Grand Avenue exhibition by Cecilia Vicuña, Quipu of Encounters: The Dream of Water, exploring water, memory and the environment through immersive installation and weaving, presented for the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize.
Julian Charrière — Schmidt Environment and Art Prize at MOCA
MOCA Grand Avenue presents Julian Charrière's installation-focused show tied to the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Environment and Art Prize, pairing immersive environmental works with provocative media to explore ecological futures and human impact.
The Expanding Field: MOCA's Collection from the 1940s to 1970s
MOCA Grand Avenue presents The Expanding Field, a sweeping survey of its collection from the 1940s to the 1970s, tracing postwar abstraction and shifting conceptual modes in a curated, immersive installation.