Programs • MOCA

Oct October 2020

Saturday
Oct 3, 2020

Virtual Studio Visits: Elizabeth Peyton

Virtual
Saturday
Oct 3, 2020

Virtual

Virtual Studio Visits: Elizabeth Peyton

This Friday, join us for MOCA’s Virtual Studio Visits series led by MOCA Director Klaus Biesenbach as he globe-trots and digitally connects with artists around the world for studio visits. This week features Elizabeth Peyton from her makeshift home studio on the East Coast.
Wednesday
Oct 7, 2020

Black Spring: Return from Exile

Screening, Virtual
Wednesday
Oct 7, 2020

Screening, Virtual

Black Spring: Return from Exile

Poet, playwright, and revolutionary Black thinker Amiri Baraka understood that there will be no liberation without the commitment of Black artists. Join us Wednesday, October 7, 4pm PST for a screening of Black Spring .
Oct 8 — Nov 4
2020

SCREEN: Kevin Jerome Everson

Screening, Virtual
Oct 8 — Nov 4
2020

Screening, Virtual

SCREEN: Kevin Jerome Everson

MOCA’s online platform for experimental film and video art returns this October with SCREEN: Kevin Jerome Everson.
Saturday
Oct 10, 2020

Virtual Studio Visits: Katharina Grosse

Virtual
Saturday
Oct 10, 2020

Virtual

Virtual Studio Visits: Katharina Grosse

This Saturday, join us for MOCA’s Virtual Studio Visits series led by MOCA Director Klaus Biesenbach as he digitally connects with artists around the world for studio visits. This week features Katharina Grosse from her home in Berlin. This talk was pre-recorded on May 9, 2020 and is now available on MOCA’s YouTube channel.
Thursday
Oct 15, 2020

Uncommon Commons Panel

Lecture, Virtual
Thursday
Oct 15, 2020

Lecture, Virtual

Uncommon Commons Panel

A panel discussion investigating access, inclusion, and the changing role of Urban Parks and Civic Space in Los Angeles. Thursday, October 15, 4pm PDT To join, RSVP he…
Sunday
Oct 18, 2020

For Families

All Ages, Virtual
Sunday
Oct 18, 2020

All Ages, Virtual

For Families

Join MOCA this Sunday, October 18 at 1pm PST for an inclusive and playful virtual program just FOR FAMILIES of all kinds, led by MOCA Education and Visitor Engagement.
Thursday
Oct 29, 2020

GOTV: The Role of the Artist

Thursday
Oct 29, 2020

GOTV: The Role of the Artist

What is the role of art as we get out the vote and build larger movements for change? In this national conversation with engaged artists, hear about the importance of voting in both local and national elections, using art to challenge and shift culture, and how we build powerful, and beautiful, movements. Speakers include Glenn Kaino, Caroline Klibanoff, Claudia Pena, and Kristina Wong. This program is a collaboration between JANM, MOCA, Made by US, and For Freedoms.

Virtual Studio Visits: Elizabeth Peyton

Black Spring: Return from Exile

SCREEN: Kevin Jerome Everson

Virtual Studio Visits: Katharina Grosse

Uncommon Commons Panel

For Families

GOTV: The Role of the Artist