MOCA

MOCA is a non-profit museum in Los Angeles, California. The museum employs 291 people and generates around $16.1 million in annual revenue. Established in 1979, MOCA stands out as the only artist-founded museum in Los Angeles. MOCA is dedicated to collecting and exhibiting contemporary art, boasting a renowned collection of approximately 7,500 objects. The museum's mission is to curate and present art created after 1940 across various mediums, ensuring its preservation for future generations. MOCA fosters artistic leadership through exhibitions, educational programs, and publications. It actively supports the creation of new art and produces original scholarly work, focusing on presenting the most significant and thought-provoking art of our time. The museum's two distinct venues, MOCA Grand Avenue and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, offer diverse experiences to audiences. Additionally, MOCA features Michael Heizer’s monumental artwork, "Double Negative," located in the Nevada desert. For more information about MOCA and its exhibitions, visit their website at moca.org.