MOCA and the Environment

Sofía Táboas, Untitled (Puerta II), 2006, Plastic, wood and metal, Door open: 80 3/4 x 52 x 9 in. (205.11 x 132.08 x 22.86 cm). The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Purchase with funds provided by Lois Rosen. Photo by Jeff McLane. — Sofía Táboas, *Untitled (Puerta II)*, 2006, Plastic, wood and metal, Door open: 80 3/4 x 52 x 9 in. (205.11 x 132.08 x 22.86 cm). The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Purchase with funds provided by Lois Rosen. Photo by Jeff McLane.

MOCA is committed to cutting its direct carbon emissions by more than 50% by 2030 through decarbonizing its campus, rethinking waste cycles, and integrating sustainability into each department’s workflow. This work centers climate consciousness in the museum, creating a platform for dialogue on the most pressing issues of our time.

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MOCA and the Environment

Sofía Táboas, Untitled (Puerta II), 2006, Plastic, wood and metal, Door open: 80 3/4 x 52 x 9 in. (205.11 x 132.08 x 22.86 cm). The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Purchase with funds provided by Lois Rosen. Photo by Jeff McLane. MOCA is committed to cutting its direct carbon emissions by more than 50% by 2030 through decarbonizing its campus, rethinking waste cycles, and integrating sustainability into each departm…