Art Perspectives
Project Atrium—Damián Ortega: Molecule Dance
Thru Jan. 16, 2022 Born in Mexico City in 1967, Damián Ortega is a leading Mexican contemporary artist. He first came to widespread attention at the 50th Venice Biennale in 2003 with “Cosmic Thing,” a Volkswagen Beetle perfectly dismantled and suspended from the ceiling, an ironic deconstruction of one of the cult objects of Mexican consumer culture. Since then, with his sense of humor and wit, Ortega has become known for the deconstruction of familiar objects and processes, altering their functions, and transforming them into...
read moreJacksonville Sister Cities Association 20th Annual Peace Concert
Saturday, Sept. 11 The 20th Annual Peace Concert commemorates the survivors, victims, and families of the 9/11 tragedy. Jacksonville Sister Cities Association (JSCA) in partnership with St. John’s Cathedral, United States Navy Band, Jacksonville Area Schools, Community Musicians, and JFRD Honor Guard invite all to attend. There will be a free reception after the concert. Each Jacksonville sister city will have a table with information and samples of traditional foods representing its country. Come learn about the various countries and find...
read moreBehind the Mask
Sept. 11 – Jan. 2, 2022 The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Jacksonville continues its partnership with Art with a Heart in Healthcare (AWAHIH), a nonprofit organization that provides personalized art experiences to enhance the healing process for patients and families at Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Nemours Children’s Clinic, St. Vincent’s, Mayo Clinic, and Baptist Medical Center. The exhibition “Behind the Mask” was inspired by the work of artist Roy Lichtenstein and his use of dot patterns and speech bubbles. Collaborating...
read moreStructure of Nature | Nature of Structure
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Jacksonville is pleased to announce “Structure of Nature | Nature of Structure,” a retrospective exhibition of Jacksonville-based photographer Doug Eng. With his work, Eng explores our natural and urban landscapes, while drawing parallels with our search for a common identity as human beings.
read moreSay Their Names Memorial
Inspired by similar grassroots memorials displayed across the country, a group of local artists and activists recently received a grant from the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville to install a temporary memorial dedicated to victims of racial violence in Jacksonville. The exhibit will also include victims from the State of Florida and the broader national communities
read moreThe Th3Rivers Project
The Th3Rivers Project celebrates and explores the synergy of rivers and the development of culture and civilization throughout the ages, focusing on the history, economy, and ecology of rivers and the major role they play in the development of communities.
read moreThe Many Sides of Pride
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Jacksonville and The LGBTQ Community Fund for Northeast Florida are set to host a four-day film festival highlighting the diversity of LGBTQ stories and storytellers.
read moreArt in the Garden Festival
Celebrate creativity in all its forms during the Art in the Garden Festival. This weekend celebration offers the community the chance to experience intriguing art, curated music, demonstration classes, and extraordinary living pictures—all within the lush gardens. Admission is included with zoo tickets.
read moreChristmas in the Cathedral District 2020: Let There Be Light
Cathedral District Jacksonville is lighting up the district for “Christmas in the Cathedral District: Let There Be Light,” which will be visible from I-95 and the Acosta, Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges. This first-of-its-kind spectacular event is the Cathedral District’s gift to its beloved community after a long and challenging year.
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