One of MOCA GA’s key components is educational outreach, and the Museum’s Education/Resource Center (E/RC) is the cornerstone of this initiative. The E/RC serves as a unique, centralized source for historical documents and archived materials that tell the story of contemporary art in Georgia. These resources act as the foundation for the development of a new arts curriculum, which will engage students in the history of Georgia art through visual, biographical, and interactive materials.  Programming includes artists’/curators’ talks, tours of the permanent collections, interpretive tours of exhibitions for schools and the general public, demonstrations, lectures, screenings, and panel discussions.

ARTIST/CURATOR TALKS

At MOCA GA artists are encouraged to engage visitors through regularly scheduled talks regarding current exhibitions. Admission to artist talks are generally free of charge and provide an opportunity for patrons to meet the artists and ask questions. Please email info@mocaga.org to sign up for MOCA GA's emailing list and receive invitations to upcoming artist talks and other events.

To learn more about our current exhibitions or to schedule a tour at MOCA GA, please contact Collections and Exhibitions Coordinator, Shana Barefoot at sbarefoot@mocaga.org.

Cafe MOCA is a high-school program where students network with each other and meet professional artists. Cafe MOCA Artists have included Maria Artemis, Lisa Tuttle, Whitney & Micah Stansell, Eleanor Neal, and Lynn Marshall Linnemeier. To learn more about Cafe MOCA's upcoming artist talks, email info@mocaga.org.