About Us

Marin Museum of Contemporary Art connects art, community, and artistic expression. The Museum is a vibrant arts center offering exceptional contemporary exhibits and education programs for art-lovers of all ages. MarinMOCA is a vibrant cultural destination dedicated to championing the development of artists at all stages of their careers. It operates through exhibitions, educational and interpretive programs, and the production of new works, all of which are intended to reflect, engage, and inspire our diverse communities of the greater Bay Area, expanding the public’s appreciation of the power of contemporary art.

E X H I B I T I O N S

E X H I B I T I O N S

  • Restitution and Recuperation: An Exhibition by Charles H.Lee

    October 26, 2024 - December 22, 2024

    Scheller and Fowler Galleries

    Restitution and Recuperation is an exhibition that underscores matters from the categorical denial of G.I. benefits for many Black soldiers, to the irony of vacant housing on California’s decommissioned military bases and the state possessing the highest homeless veteran population in the nation, to the ecological damage caused by the military industrial complex. These issues are as social as they are political. Using archival documents and contemporary color landscape photographs and visceral sculptures, video montages and installations, this exhibition is a call to action that aims to evoke critical dialogue surrounding solutions, ideas of financial reparation and recompense, and environmental restoration.

  • Opening the Mountain

    October 5, 2024 - December 21, 2024

    Inaugurating MarinMOCA San Rafael, Opening the Mountain will pay tribute to the Beats’ journey with a dynamic, transgenerational group exhibition that ties Marin’s present to its past as a hotbed of imaginative thinking. Opening the Mountain celebrates the specificities of place and contemporary counter-cultural aesthetics by bringing together a vibrant group of artists who practice near, at the base of, or in the expansive metaphorical shadow of Mount Tamalpais.

    Featuring artists: Saif Azzuz, Teresa Baker, Ashwini Bhat, JB Blunk, Annabel De Vries, Lucia Dillman, Nick Gorham, July Guzman, Tennessee Hildebrand, Johanna Jackson, Chris Johanson, Adeline Kent, Stella Kudritzki. Margaret Kilgallen, Ruby Neri, Tucker Nichols, McIntyre Parker, Jesse Schlesinger, Alice Shaw, Martha Shaw, Daisy Sheff, Studio AHEAD, Nina Venezia.

Marin MOCA

500 Palm Drive,
Novato, California 94949

Hours:
Wednesday - Friday
11am to 4pm
Saturday - Sunday
11am to 5pm