MOCA Summer 2015

By Mari Herreras

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MOCA's summer season opens Friday, June 19, from 7 to 9 p.m. with 6 Artists, invited to create site-specific installations in each of the East Wing's six galleries. Each artist has room to transform a showcase for their singular artistic themes and motifs. The impetus is to use their creative foundations to fashion something completely new. These solo exhibitions will be an opportunity to expand upon previous works and create original, site-specific, up-to-date environments with a minimum of curatorial interference in which freedom of expression and experimentation is paramount. The artists involved include Eli Burke, Bryan Crow, Ishi Glinksy, Jessica James Lansdon, Andrew Shuta, and Jason Wright. For more info, visit www.moca-tucson.org.