Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville (Building 99)

MOCA Jacksonville is housed within the historic Western Union Telegraph Building on Hemming Park, adjacent to City Hall in downtown Jacksonville. When MOCA made its permanent home in this building, its façade was restored to the original Art Deco style while the interior was completely refurbished to house the Museum’s galleries. Total renovation of the 60,000-square-foot, six-floor facility was completed in 2003. The Permanent Collection now includes about 1,000 works.

Five-story building in an urban setting with black slate tile façade across the first level and brightly colored entrance featuring the words Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville above the entryway.

Open lobby of the museum with concrete floors and white walls with a short stair case leading up to a landing space with a bright mural painted on the back wall; white square columns split the lobby and a tall white directional sign sits in the middle of the space.

Three male students stand between the front door of the Museum of Contemporary Arts and a large colorful sculpture on the sidewalk.

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Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville (Building 99)

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