“You're encouraged constantly to stop and look again, and reconsider,” said Doherty of Project Atrium. The Project Atrium series features large-scale, site-specific works in the museum’s soaring lobby atrium, which can be seen from different vantage points as visitors scale the museum’s first three levels. In July, the museum will kick off its new season of Project Atrium, which received NEA support during our most recent grant cycle.
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This is on full display this summer, when MOCA Jacksonville will be participating in Blue Star Museums.
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“By having the diversity of work on display that we do, I think that we not only bring the world to Jacksonville, but have the opportunity to bring Jacksonville to the world.” “I think through art, we're able to really open up conversations and look at the world a wee bit differently,” said Caitlín Doherty, who became executive director of MOCA Jacksonville in February. Photo by flickr user Thad ZajdowiczĪs part of the University of North Florida, it makes sense that the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Jacksonville is also a place of learning and reflection, much like its associated institute of higher learning. Dawe's installation for MOCA Jacksonville's Project Atrium series will open in July. Gabriel Dawe's installation Plexus A1 as part of the Renwick Gallery's Wonder exhibition.
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