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MOCA Cleveland's ArtCast program is an innovative educational project fusing the art of today with today’s technology to enrich the experience of art appreciation. 
 
The voice and vision of contemporary artists, critics, curators, and art historians come alive through ArtCasts and help to make the experience of viewing art a multi-sensory one. ArtCasts are MOCA’s custom–produced podcasts, e.g. audio-guides in mp3 format. From our website, these digital audio files can be downloaded onto personal computers or mp3 players. In addition, at the Welcome Desk, MOCA visitors can borrow one of the  museum’s iPod Nanos pre-programmed with ArtCasts, for no additional fee.








Foreign Office Architects, Spanish Pavilion Expo 2005, 2005, Spanish Society of International Exhibitions (SEEI), Photo Credit: Satoru Mishima

OPEN: new designs for public space

On view June 1st, 2007 through August 19th, 2007

introduction to OPEN
Bill mason discusses themes regarding OPEN
Guest Curator Bill Mason discusses MOCA's history
Bill Mason discusses The Uptown Launch Pad










Dana Schutz, Men's Retreat, 2005, Oil on canvas, 96 1/8 x 120 1/8 inches, Ovitz Family Collection, Santa Monica, California

Dana Schutz : Paintings 2002-2006

On view September 29th, 2006 through December 30th, 2006

Introduction to Dana Schutz: Paintings 2002 - 2006
Reference to Art History
Pop Culture as Subject Matter
Self Eaters
Frank from Observation
Tone and Subject Matter
Humor and Empathy (Men's Retreat)
Artistic Process In Self Portrait Googling
Looking to the Future










Catherine Opie, Talking to the Bush, 2005, Chromogenic print, Edition of 5, 16 x 20 inches, Courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles

Catherine Opie : 1999 & In and Around Home

On view September 29th, 2006 through December 30th, 2006

Introduction to Catherine Opie
A Portrait of America
Creating In and Around Home
In and Around Home as Personal and Universal
Home Media Polaroids and Me
Catherine Opie Reflects on Her Career
Creating 1999










Leo Villareal, Instances, 2005, LEDs, microcontroller, custom software, aluminum, 3 panels, each 24 x 24 x 3 inches, Courtesy of the artist and Sandra Gering Gallery, New York

All Digital

On view January 20th, 2006 through May 7th, 2006

Chan: On Digital Media
Chan: On Opposites and Escape
Chan: Art and Politics
Introduction to ArtCasts and All Digital
Sommerer and Mignonneau: Art Creating Virtual Life
Sommerer and Mignonneau:Using Letters to Make Bugs
Sommerer and Mignonneau: The Typewriter
Sommerer and Mignonneau: Being "New Media" Artists
Hershman Leeson: The Development of DiNA
Hershman Leeson: On DiNA's "Personality"
Hershman Leeson: Reflections on CASE, CIA, and CMA
Hershman Leeson: Viewers and Misconceptions
Sandison: The Use of Words
Sandison: Behavorial Models for Words
Sandison: The Project Text of Index
Sandison: The Viewer Experience of Index.
Sandison: Misconceptions about Digital Art
Schleiner: Gaming Influences and Interests
Schleiner: PS2 and "Machinima"
Schleiner: On Role Playing
Simon: Software as a Medium
Simon: The Artistic Process
Simon: Rule Making, Limitations
Simon: Surprises and Evolutions
Simon: From Abstraction to Social and Political Content
Simon: Future "Dream Projects"
Villareal: Influences of His Work
Villareal: Creating Instances
Villareal: Light as a Medium
Villareal: Hiding the "Tech" in Digital Art



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