About Us
The Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Tucson is a contemporary art museum located in Tucson, Arizona. Established by artists in 1997, MOCA is an important site for art in the Sonoran Desert region and serves as a critical intersection for artists and ideas that are regionally-specific and globally relevant.
MOCA Tucson resides on the ancestral lands of the Tohono O’odham.
Information
265 South Church Avenue
Tucson, AZ, 85701
520.624.5019
Thursday – Saturday: 11am – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 4pm
$10 – Adults
$5 – Students and Seniors and military
Youth – Free
Pay-as-you-wish – Sundays
Our Location
Situated along the Turquoise Trail, MOCA is one of downtown Tucson’s prominent historical sites and architectural landmarks. MOCA Tucson is located on the ancestral lands of the Tohono O’odham.
Access
Bicycles
MOCA is proud to be a League of American Bicyclists recognized Bronze Seal Bicycle Friendly Business! We are conveniently located half a mile from the Santa Cruz River Path, the El Paso + Southwestern Greenway and right off the Cushing bike route providing safe paths to the Museum with bicycle racks out front.
Parking
MOCA is proud to be a League of American Bicyclists recognized Bronze Seal Bicycle Friendly Business! We are conveniently located half a mile from the Santa Cruz River Path, the El Paso + Southwestern Greenway and right off the Cushing bike route providing safe paths to the Museum with bicycle racks out front.
Accessability
Designated accessible parking (with access to a ramp) is available on the south side of McCormick St. in front of MOCA. The entrance ramp is accessed on the east side of the building. MOCA has an accessible restroom in the lobby and all exhibition and lecture spaces are ADA compliant.
MOCA is committed to providing access to the arts for everyone; for additional information or to arrange accommodations, please call MOCA’s front desk at 520.624.5019 or email info@moca-tucson.org.
Accommodations
Unique among downtown Tucson hotels, the Hotel McCoy offers stylish accommodations at the edge of barrios Menlo Park and Santa Cruz, just a few minutes drive from MOCA. This 1960s mid-century modern art hotel features an onsite art gallery and in-room art, beer and wine, and coffee and tea, all by local and regional artists and vendors. Visitors staying at the Hotel McCoy receive free admission at MOCA.
Board of Directors
David Taylor
President
Evie Stefenson-Marquart
Vice President
Colin McKenzie
Secretary
Melissa Brown-Dominguez
Treasurer
Annamaria Biagini
Trustee
Andy Burgess
Trustee
Javier Duran
Trustee
Farid Matuk
Trustee
Craig Nealy
Trustee
Anne Ranek
Trustee
Jesus Rodríguez Dávalos
Trustee
Daphne Srinivasan
Trustee
Kerry Winkleman
Trustee
Board of Directors – Emeritus
Danny Vinik
Immediate Past President
Kira Dixon-Weinstein
Emeritus
Randi Dorman
Emeritus
Courtney Johnson
Emeritus
Terri Kessler
Emeritus
Joanne Stuhr
Emeritus
MOCA Staff
Gabriela Rangel
Executive Director
Alexis Wilkinson
Curator
Mariel Miranda
Head of Interdisciplinary Learning & Engagement Research
Audrey Molloy
Development & Communications Manager
YeRin Kim
Exhibitions & Facility Manager
Lucy Parsons
Administrative & Program Coordinator
Sirilak Rottler
Satellite Program Coordinator
Spencer Yeager
Exhibition & Production Assistant
Samantha Kanter
Assistant Registrar
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