Hear from the Women Leading Jacksonville Cultural Orgs
WHAT: Ideas of Our Time: The Women Leading Jacksonville’s Cultural Institutions
Ideas of Our Time is a free lecture series providing a forum for creative dialogue with artists, educators, and others around some of the most vital and important art and ideas of our time.
This month's lecture is presented in connection with Women's History Month and features the women leading Jacksonville's cultural institutions.
To get in contact with someone the day of the event, please reach out to MOCA Guest Relations at 904-366-6911.
Panelists:
Caitlín Doherty, Executive Director, MOCA Jacksonville
Andrea Barnwell Brownlee, George W. and Kathleen I. Gibbs Director & CEO, Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Diana Donovan, Executive Director, Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville
The Reverend Kimberly Hyatt, President and CEO, Cathedral Arts Project
WHEN: Wednesday, March 6, 2024, from 7-8 p.m.
WHERE: MOCA Jacksonville
333 North Laura Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
COST: Ideas of Our Time is free and open to all and takes place during DT Jax Art Walk. Registration is recommended as the MOCA Theater has limited seating.
DETAILS: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ideas-of-our-time-the-women-leading-jacksonvilles-cultural-institutions-tickets-825272160247?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
MOCA JACKSONVILLE
Founded in 1924 as the Jacksonville Fine Arts Society, the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville is a private nonprofit visual arts educational institution and a cultural resource of the University of North Florida. One of the Southeast’s largest contemporary art institutions, MOCA Jacksonville serves the community and its visitors through innovative exhibitions, notable collections, award-winning educational programs, and compelling publications designed to enhance an understanding and appreciation of modern and contemporary art, with a particular emphasis on works created from 1960 to the present. MOCA Jacksonville originates more than ninety five percent of its exhibitions and accompanying publications. In the past three years, the Museum has produced more than thirty exhibitions. While it attracts visitors from all over the Southeast, MOCA Jacksonville is an important community partner in Northeast Florida. In 2009, MOCA Jacksonville became a cultural resource of the University of North Florida, and thereby enhanced its commitment to providing the highest quality arts educational opportunities, which now include special lectures, college-level art courses, and special faculty and student exhibitions. The Museum is also a cornerstone of Jacksonville’s multibillion-dollar downtown revitalization plan with exhibitions and programs that bring new visitors to the civic core during the day, at night, and on weekends. Educational programming includes children’s literacy initiatives and family art-making classes as well as regular tours, lectures, films, and publications for children and adults.
For more information including hours of operation, admission prices and upcoming exhibitions and programs, call 904.366.6911 or visit mocajacksonville.unf.edu.
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