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Cummer Art: Rothko to Richter

March 7, 2015

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, longtime Jacksonville arts patrons, have generously loaned 27 paintings from their private collection to the in Rothko to Richter: Mark-Making in Abstract Painting from the Collection of Preston H. Haskell. The exhibition is curated by , Haskell Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Princeton University Art Museum, and will be on display at the Cummer through April

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MOCA is NOW at This Year’s One Spark

One Spark 2015 is officially kicking off on Tuesday, April 7th, and Jacksonville’s Museum of Contemporary Art will be celebrating with “MOCA is NOW,” unleashing a year’s worth of programming in just six days, with dozens of innovative mini-programs that will help visitors discover and appreciate contemporary art. There will

A River Runs Through MOCA

Contemporary art takes on different meanings depending on the artists defining it,

PictureBooks, In Time We Shall Know Ourselves, Ray Smith, MOCA Jacksonville

A Road-Map in Photos “In Time We Shall Know Ourselves”

In June 1974, a young man with a budding interest in documentary

Smoke and Mirrors: A Sculptural Journey into the Imagination

October 5, 2015

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The third floor of the has been transformed into an exhibition that defies explanation. Blurring the line between reality and fiction, the six featured national and international sculptors – , , , , , and – employ a variety of indiscernible techniques and mystifying illusionistic effects to accomplish astounding levels

Deep River: The Cummer’s Striking New Exhibit

July 8, 2015

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Suddenly it’s dark and cold. You’re surrounded on all sides by the flowing projections of water. Sounds of chirping birds and the current, ebbing and flowing, even sparkling, are all around. As your eyes slowly adjust to the sudden darkness, you begin to see a mound of soil take shape

#JaxOutings: Why the Cummer Museum is Taking its Art to the Streets

July 8, 2015

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If you’ve been downtown at all over the past few weeks, you may have spotted them suddenly gazing down at you on Forsyth Street during your ride into work, sneaking up on you from the side of a building as you have lunch in , or maybe one caught you

Angela Glajcar for MOCA Jacksonville’s Project Atrium

April 5, 2015

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German artist Angela Glajcar is the twelfth artist to be featured in MOCA Jacksonville’s Project Atrium series. Her signature, large-scale paper floating sculpture was commissioned specifically for MOCA Jacksonville’s towering Atrium Gallery. On view until June 28th, this is Glajcar’s second largest sculpture in the United States and, taking advantage