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Atlanta GA, 30318
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Currently on View from the MOCA GA Permanent Collection
Wilay Mendez Paez: The Randomness of the Symbols

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Colorful abstract metal art features jagged, face-like shapes with bold lines, geometric patterns, and symbols. The artwork has a textured, layered appearance, with reds, blues, and whites dominating the scene.

Wilay Mendez Paez: The Randomness of the Symbols

Opening October 24, 2026

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Currently on View from the MOCA GA Permanent Collection

Works from 1949 – 2025

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gathered call open!

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Black and white woodcut print depicting a persons arm and shoulder next to a small panel showing a chain-link fence pattern.

Studio Apprentices: From the 2024/2025 & 2025/2026 Working Artist Project

Opening November 7, 2026

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Modern building with large glass windows and unique black metal supports in a V-shape, set against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The sidewalk and street are visible in the foreground.

Implementation Fund

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MOCA GA's New Home

Coming in 2026

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White text on a black background reads: Introducing the 2026/2027 Working Artist Project Fellows. Selected by 2026/2027 Guest Curator Evan Garza..

MOCA GA is so excited to have Jessica Elaine Blinkhorn, Sonya Yong James, and Marie Munk join the Working Artist Project Fellowship program.

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Launching MOCA GA

from the archives
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Past Exhibitions

Over 200 Exhibitions comprising MOCA GA’s rich Contemporary Art history, back to our first exhibition in February of 2002!

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Artist Talks

Watch a selection of recent talks by MOCA GA artists

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From the Archives

Curated Online For You!
Providing online opportunities to learn
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Abstract mixed-media collage with textured paper, scribbles, two yellow circles, and a small image of a person. The composition has layered materials, muted colors, and various geometric shapes.
Colorful abstract painting with swirling patterns, soft pastel tones, and scattered shapes resembling brush strokes or doodles on a textured canvas. The overall look is whimsical and expressive, with no clear subject or focal point.
Abstract pattern of white, handprint-like shapes scattered across a grid of horizontal and vertical lines on a dark background. The lines intersect and divide the design into uneven rectangular sections.
Black-and-white framed photograph of a wilted sunflower with drooping petals, centered against a dark background.
A person with dark hair is swimming in blue water, facing the camera. They are wearing a patterned swimsuit and have their arms partly submerged.
Black and white flyer titled The Official Elvis Prayer Rug with Elvis illustration, instructions, checkboxes for prayer requests, star border, and a printed signature at the bottom.
Abstract painting with wavy lines, pastel colors, and shapes resembling birds on a branch; enclosed in a gold, textured frame.
Two red houses with brown roofs and doors stand side by side on a snowy landscape with green grass, set against a blue sky. The scene is painted in a childlike, impressionistic style.
A man with glasses and light hair stands in a workshop surrounded by shelves filled with art supplies and sculptures. The image is in black and white.
Abstract painting with swirling patterns and blended colors, including greens, purples, yellows, and browns, creating a textured, dreamlike appearance. No distinct objects or figures are visible.
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