MOCA Mobilization
Artist and co-founder of MOCA Mobilization, a grassroots organization launched in 2008 to help support the museum’s independence
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Cindy Bernard
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FROM Cindy Bernard
Which Way, L.A.?
MOCA, LACMA and Eli Broad The art world is all abuzz over the latest offer to help the Museum of Contemporary Art, with its world-class collection of works created since 1945. Five years ago, MOCA was bailed out by local billionaire Eli Broad, but it's still in more than one kind of trouble, and LACMA, LA County's Museum of Art has proposed a merger.
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