Identity Issues: Nationality and Ethnicity
Instructor: Dr. Maya Boutaghou, Assistant Professor in Modern Languages & Women’s and Gender Studies Dr. Boutaghou is currently Assistant Professor in […]
Category: Art Talks
By illuminating new trends, concepts, and practices, MOCA serves as a bridge that unites the efforts of the arts community. The museum’s Art Talk programs include international symposia, focused panel discussions and lectures by renowned professionals that inform audiences and introduce important dialogue that results in local and international collaborations.
Programs
Identity Issues: Protest Art: (Re)constructing Spaces of Resistance
Instructor: Dr. Alessandra Rosa, Sociocultural Anthropology, Puerto Rican Studies, Social Movements, National Identity, and Media at FIU Alessandra Rosa is a […]
Identity Issues: Feminist and Queer Art
Artists that the lecture will cover and may be present for the lecture (including but not limited to): [one_third] Tawney […]
Thursday, 12.03.15 | 4–6pm Thinking at the Limits: A Conversation with Carlos Salas As part of the problematic of the […]
ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LECTURE
Saturday, 12.05.15 | 6pm ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LECTURE: Latin America in the Twenty First century: A Perspective By Professor George Yudice, […]
The Role of Art in Community Transformation
His Majesty, lgwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe, was born in Onitsha Nigeria in 1941. Ontisha is located in the state of […]
Capturing the Global Imagination
Featuring the Presentation of the MOCA’s publication: Re/Claiming Art, Power, Ideas and Vision in an Ethnically Plural Community The “process […]
In Our Own Words: Artists in Irreversible Magazine’s 2014 Winners Exhibition
In Our Own Words: Artists in Irreversible Magazine’s 2014 Winners Exhibition discuss their work with Noor Blazekovich and MOCA Director […]
MOCA Contemporary Dialogues: Multiculturalism and Identity in the 21st Century
The four-decade long debate on multiculturalism has profoundly changed the way we perceive cultural diversity today. As a society, we […]