MOCA GA celebrates 25 years of championing Georgia artists
As the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) celebrates its 25th anniversary, we look back at the milestones that shaped its legacy—and what’s coming next.
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This weekend, Atlanta’s Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) marks a quarter-century of amplifying the voices of the state’s contemporary artists.
Founded in 2000 by artist Annette Cone-Skelton and developer David S. Golden, the museum has grown from a grassroots vision born in Cone-Skelton’s pool house office into a cultural institution of nationwide significance. Today, MOCA GA is a vital force in the Southeast’s arts landscape, with an expansive collection, dynamic programming, and a mission rooted in artistic stewardship.
“Since its founding, MOCA GA has been dedicated to cultivating a thriving community around contemporary art and championing the work of Georgia-based artists,” says Cone-Skelton, who continues to lead the museum as president, CEO, and director.
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