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Sunday, August 17, 2008
11:00am - 06:00pm
Summer Season closes
Last chance to view our summer suite of exhibitions including: Jean Luc Mylayne, MARKING TIME: the sculpture of jamie davis, and Michel Huelin.
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Saturday, August 2, 2008
08:00pm - 12:00pm
canceled: MOCA Mix: film: The Great ARTdoors
The Lawrence Jordan Album
$3 Members / $7 Non-members / Kids under 12 are FREE
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED:
OUTSIDE ON THE LAWN / films begin at dusk / With special guests: El Poeta (San Diego, CA / Dub Traffik Control)
Animator Lawrence Jordan’s 50-year career was based on a meticulous examination of collage, pace, and the juxtaposition of myth against the modern prism of moving pictures. Enjoy selections from his entire career, including the groundbreaking full-length masterpiece, Sophie’s Place.
“Jordan’s animated films are among the most beautiful short films ever made.”
–Jonas Mekas, San Francisco Cinematheque
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
08:00am - 09:00pm
Shop and Give at Whole Foods Market
5% DAY AT WHOLE FOODS FOR MOCA
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/cleveland/index.html
WHAT Whole Foods Market will donate 5% of all net sales to MOCA for one day only.
WHY To help support MOCA’s cutting edge programs; elevate our cultural discourse through emerging art; educate adults and youth; and develop new audiences.
WHERE Whole Foods Market: 13998 Cedar Rd. / University Hts, OH.
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Saturday, July 12, 2008
08:00pm
CANCELED: MOCA Mix: tempo: electronic histories
Members FREE / $6 Non-members
This program has been canceled
It is the fascination with the cut-up—the buried melody from an old Platter ’45, the hum of a tube amplifier revived from your Grandfather’s garage—that starts the journey. Sample practitioners and video artists will collaborate for an evening of personal narrative, electronic beatitude, and epic bounce.
Visit www.mocacleveland.org/blog for a list of artists and a discussion of the cut-up.
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Saturday, July 12, 2008
08:45am
A Bird in the Lens
FREE and open to the public; RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Part 1: “Bird Watching for Beginners”
WHAT Bird watching lesson with CMNH orthnithologist, Andy Jones, accompanied by Megan Lykins Reich, MOCA Assistant Curator
WHEN 9am (meet at 8:45am in the Nature Center parking lot)
WHERE Shaker Lakes Nature Center
2600 South Park Boulevard, Cleveland, 44120
RSVP Space is limited; Reservations required by June 30, 2008. RSVP by calling Megan Lykins Reich at 216.421.8671 ext. 26
BY THE WAY Please wear walking shoes or boots; binoculars recommended
Part 2: “Why Watching Birds is Not Always Bird Watching”
WHAT Exhibition tour of Jean Luc Mylayne by MOCA Assistant Curator, Megan Lykins Reich
WHEN 11am / FREE and open to the public
WHERE MOCA Cleveland main galleries
[SOME INSIGHT]
To produce his work, artist Jean Luc Mylayne spends hours, days, weeks, and even months gaining an intimate knowledge of the environment and birds that he photographs. Mylayne’s conceptual practice bears formal similarities to bird watching, a popular and passionate activity for many Northeast Ohioans.
This two-part program will explore the relationship between birding and conceptual art. We begin with a bird watching expedition led by Andy Jones, Curator of Birds for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Using the Shaker Lakes Nature Center trails as our classroom, Jones will lead a one-hour introductory lesson on bird-watching. After this outdoor workshop, we will “migrate” to MOCA Cleveland for light refreshments followed by an engaging tour of the Mylayne exhibition led by Megan Lykins Reich, Assistant Curator.
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Friday, July 4, 2008
Event Lasts All Day
CLOSED in observance of the 4th of July Holiday
MOCA will be closed in observance of the 4th of July Holiday.
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Sunday, June 29, 2008
01:00pm - 04:00pm
Summer Family Fun Day
FREE and open to families
Take a break from the heat with Family Fun Day! Spend time with the 2008 Wendy L. Moore artist Jamie Davis at our activities table and create artwork about your own life. In the galleries, investigate large-scale nature photographs using our Family Gallery and Activity Guide. Turn in your completed Guide for a prize and enjoy free summertime treats courtesy of Whole Foods Market.
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Event Lasts All Day
MOCA Mix: words: Cleveland Poetry Scenes Book Signing
Members FREE / $6 Non-members
Independent Midwest publisher Bottom Dog Press presents a new anthology of Cleveland writers from 1945 – to the present. Reading will include works from Mary Weems, Katie Daley, Kelly Harris, Ray McNiece, and Michael Salinger. Vince Robinson and The Jazz Poets will provide the music.
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
01:00pm - 03:00pm
Marjorie Talalay Memorial Service
FREE Event
Without Marjorie Talalay, MOCA Cleveland would not exist. Her story is one of a pioneering tastemaker who blazed a trail for contemporary art in Cleveland, and turned a small, struggling commercial gallery into one of the most important art centers in the Midwest.
Join us as we celebrate her spirit through an afternoon of dance, music, and stories from her family, friends and colleagues.
Program to include:
GroundWorks Dancetheater, a duet from Before With After, performed by David Shimotakahara and Amy Miller
Tributes from
Jill Snyder
Laurie Talalay
Roger Salomon
Toby Lewis
Tombeau de Mr Chambonnieres by Jean-Henri d'Anglebert, performed by musician Peter Bennett of Case Western Reserve University
Tributes from
Nan Ross
David Shimotakahara
Don Harvey
Kathryn Kay
Video tribute to Marjorie, originally produced in her honor for MOCA's Feel the Love 2007 Benefit
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
11:00am - 04:00pm
Parade the Circle
“Skipping the Muse, Running the Fiddle”
FREE and open to the public
http://www.universitycircle.org/content/circle_village_2008.asp
OFFSITE: Wade Oval in University Circle
This high energy and interactive community arts event features The Cleveland Museum of Art’s vibrant, one-of-a-kind parade and University Circle Incorporated’s Circle Village. Hands-on activities, provided by more than 20 cultural institutions, accompany the parade all afternoon in Circle Village.
MOCA’s make-and-take art project is inspired by the 2008 Wendy L. Moore exhibition, MARKING TIME: the sculpture of jamie davis. Come to the MOCA tent and work with unlikely art materials as you create a unique time-keeping device.
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
07:00pm
MOCA Mix: jazz: Oblique Orchestra
Members FREE / $6 Non-members
There is something mysterious about trios, almost as if a duet is being moderated, but you never know when the roles will switch. The jazz trio is where this play is most apparent—whether it’s the bass and drums as the sax gives a sublime play by play, or the tension created when all but the drums drop out, and then all three explode together. On bass, Bill Nichols, on soprano and tenor sax, Dan Wenninger, and on drums, the legendary Carmen Castaldi.
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Sunday, June 1, 2008 through
Event Lasts All Day
ARTspace clearance SALE!
FREE and open to the public
https://shop.mocacleveland.org/
TWO WEEKS ONLY!
Stop in for our semi-annual clearance sale for bargains on a variety of wares. You can also check out our wide selection of unique items for the MOCA-lover, the kids, the eco-friendly, the bibliophile, the artist (of course!), the fashionista, and everyone in between. ARTspace: the contemporary spot to shop!
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Friday, May 30, 2008
07:00pm - 09:00pm
Summer Opening: Kids
NEW! Family Art Studio
FREE and open to families with children 12 and under
Want to expose the kids to art? This season we début the Family Art Studio, a place to explore the art of now. The Studio will provide a family-friendly atmosphere during our season opening to engage you and your kids. Come for the party, see great art, and stay to create a work of your own! Located in MOCA’s Education Room, enjoy hands-on activities and refreshments, provided by Whole Foods Market.
This event generously supported by:
Whole Foods Market
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Friday, May 30, 2008
05:30pm - 10:00pm
Summer Opening Celebration
FREE and open to the public
5:30pm
In Dialogue: Jean Luc Mylayne and Terrie Sultan
Join us for conversation* between featured artist, Jean Luc Mylayne and Terrie Sultan, newly appointed Director of The Parrish Art Museum, formerly Director of Blaffer Gallery, the Art Museum of the University
of Houston, and curator of the exhibition.
*Dialogue in French, translated in situ into English by Terrie Sultan
7–10pm
PARTY
(and THE NEW FAMILY ART STUDIO**)
Celebrate our new suite of exhibitions to the sweet beat of summer.
**Want to expose the kids to art?
This season we début the Family Art Studio, a family-friendly place to
engage and explore the art of now.
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Friday, May 30, 2008
05:30pm
Summer Opening Talk
In Dialogue: Jean Luc Mylayne and Terrie Sultan
FREE and open to the public
Join us for conversation* between featured artist, Jean Luc Mylayne and Terrie Sultan, newly appointed Director of The Parrish Art Museum, formerly Director of Blaffer Gallery, the Art Museum of the University of Houston, and curator of the exhibition.
*Dialogue in French, translated in situ into English by Terrie Sultan
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
06:00pm - 08:00pm
Patron Preview*
*For Director's Circle Members - become one today!
https://shop.mocacleveland.org/index.php?cPath=26
MOCA Patrons: this is your special night. Meet the artists and mingle with friends. It doesn’t get much fresher than this… red hot cowboy boots, a seductive cyberworld, and a gift of time highlight a diverse summer season.
Reservations are required by May 22. To RSVP or to upgrade your membership to attend this program, please call Rob Sikora, Assistant Director of Development, at 216.421.8671 ext. 35.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
12:00pm - 01:30pm
Curator's Circle Brown Bag Lunch*
*For Curator's Circle Members and above - become one today!
https://shop.mocacleveland.org/index.php?cPath=26
Curator’s Circle Members are invited to
join Wendy L. Moore emerging artist, Jamie
Davis, and Emily Hall Tremaine Curatorial Fellow, Indra K. Lacis, for an informal dialogue and sneak peak of Davis’s first solo exhibition.
Lunches are BYO—beverages provided.
Reservations are required by May 20. To RSVP or to upgrade your membership to attend this program, please call Rob Sikora, Assistant Director of Development, at 216.421.8671 ext. 35.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
06:00pm
The New Face of Architecture
CAMERON SINCLAIR of Architecture for Humanity
$8 MOCA member / $10 non-member / $5 student / Please call for our special patron package
/// OFF-SITE
Westfield Insurance Studio Theatre at ideastream: 1375 Euclid Avenue / Cleveland, Ohio / 44115
2008 TALALAY LECTURE SERIES /// Winner of the 2006 TED [Technology, Entertainment Design] Prize, the motto of Sinclair’s group, Architecture for Humanity, design like you give a damn sums up his design vision. With projects ranging from designing mobile health clinics combating HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa to establishing mine clearance programs and building playgrounds in the Balkans his mission is to create sustainable and innovative living standards for the masses.
/// We believe good design can change the world and we can prove it. Our spring Talalay Lecture Series demonstrates how good design can do good work through meeting social needs, addressing global issues, and creating sustainable practices. The Talalay Lecture Series, which honors MOCA founder Marjorie Talalay, is made possible by a generous gift from Toby Devan Lewis and Peter Lewis and is produced in collaboration with ideastream with outreach support from Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative.
This event generously supported by:
ideastream
Toby Devan Lewis
Peter Lewis
Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative
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Saturday, May 3, 2008
06:30pm
MOCA's 40th Anniversary Benefit
FortyPlus: Entering a New Dimension
It all adds up.
Over forty years in existence.
Thousands of artists.
Hundreds of thousands of visitors.
Countless pieces of art.
Endless possibilities.
Come and celebrate the infinite.
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Sammy’s Metropolitan Ballroom
925 Euclid Avenue
Huntington Bank Building, 21st Floor
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Valet Parking
Cocktail Attire
Tables + Tickets start at $290 / please call 216.421.8671 for more information and to reserve your seat today!
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
07:00pm
MOCA Mix: jazz:The Vijay Iyer Quartet
Members $20 / $25 non-members
In collaboration with Tri-C JazzFest
Vijay Iyer has been named the "#1 Rising Starr Jazz Artist" and "#1 Rising Star Composer" in Downbeat Magazine's International Critics Poll for two years running. He'll bring his remarkable quartet, with standout saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, to the MOCA Commons this spring.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
06:00pm
The New Face of Architecture
CAROLYN STRAUSS of slowLab
$8 MOCA member / $10 non-member / $5 student / Please call for our special patron package
/// OFF-SITE
Westfield Insurance Studio Theatre at ideastream: 1375 Euclid Avenue / Cleveland, Ohio / 44115
2008 TALALAY LECTURE SERIES ///
Award-winning designer, curator, and founding director of slowLab Carolyn Strauss has emerged as an innovator in the concept of slow design as a fertile, holistic framework to understand and advance sustainable design. For Strauss, slow design describes a design philosophy guided by elevated awareness of process, quality of outcome, and enrichment of the community.
/// We believe good design can change the world and we can prove it. Our spring Talalay Lecture Series demonstrates how good design can do good work through meeting social needs, addressing global issues, and creating sustainable practices. The Talalay Lecture Series, which honors MOCA founder Marjorie Talalay, is made possible by a generous gift from Toby Devan Lewis and Peter Lewis and is produced in collaboration with ideastream with outreach support from Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative.
This event generously supported by:
ideastream
Toby Devan Lewis
Peter Lewis
Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative
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Friday, April 11, 2008
08:00pm
MOCA Mix: tempo: Baby Dayliner
w/ special guests JJ Magazine and Stay Loose Hold Tight
Members FREE / $6 non-members
The soul crooner vs. the dance DJ. The Smiths and Donnie Hathaway with Pete Rock on the wheels deconstructing the beat—pin-up sexy—it’s Baby Dayliner. WANT MORE? Downloads, photos, links, and commentary at www.mocacleveland.org/blog.
This event generously supported by:
Scene Magazine
Pabst Brewing Company
Skyy
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Friday, March 21, 2008
08:00pm
rock! MOCA: Parts and Labor
w/ special guests Bolmongani (Ryan from PAIK solo), Pterodactyl, National Suicide Day
Members FREE / $6 non-members
Parts and Labor is alchemy.
Art-School-style.
Verve.
WANT MORE? Downloads, photos, links, and commentary at www.mocacleveland.org/blog.
This event generously supported by:
Scene Magazine
Pabst Brewing Company
Skyy
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
06:00pm
Gregory Volk: Pushing the Envelope
Nesnadny + Schwartz Visiting Critic Series
FREE and open to the public
Art is an adventure. For this lecture, Gregory Volk will focus on a handful of emerging, mid-career, and established artists who journey boldly into unexplored terrains of contemporary art. Up for discussion are the vibrant hallucinatory abstract paintings of Ati Maier, the elaborate foam dreamworlds sculpted by Folkert de Jong, and the ecstatic-cum-brutal cartoon paintings of Joyce Pensato, among others. Volk will also offer a “behind the scenes” look at the work of the art critic, homing in on the role of art writing today.
This event generously supported by:
Nesnadny + Schwartz
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Monday, March 10, 2008
07:00pm
MOCA Mix: film: Chinese Art Today: Cao Fei and Yang Fudong
In collaboration with the 2008 Cleveland International Film Festival
$9 for MOCA and CFS Members / $11 for non-members
http://www.clevelandfilm.org
OFFSITE: Tower City Cinemas
With a critical eye on China’s culture and its ever-expanding urban environment, Cao Fei and Yang Fudong are breaking new ground in film and video art. This program will feature Yang Fudong’s acclaimed work Seven Intellectuals in a Bamboo Forest, Part 1 (2003), recently featured at the 52nd Venice Biennial and Cao Fei’s current sensation Whose Utopia? (2006). Melissa Chiu, Director and Curator of Contemporary Asian and Asian American Art for the Asia Society Museum, will discuss these works during the program. A foremost scholar in the field, Chiu holds a PhD in Contemporary Asian Art from the University of Western Sydney. She is a founding member of the Asian Contemporary Art Consortium, a former Getty Research Fellow, and curator of over thirty exhibitions including Paradise Now? Contemporary Art from the Pacific; Cai Guo-Qiang, An Explosion Event; and TOOBA: Shirin Neshat.
Exclusive CIFF sponsorship for this program is generously provided by
Toby Devan Lewis.
This event generously supported by:
Scene Magazine
Pabst Brewing Company
Skyy
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