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  • DJ Hellerman

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Ultimate Guide To A Luxury Trip To Cleveland

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • moCa Cleveland unveils new Mission

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • moCa Cleveland Receives $100,000 Warhol Foundation Grant, Announces Fall 2026 Exhibition Season

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya Sculpts Vampires and Nahuales—But Do Not Be Afraid

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Marcella Brown leads moCa Cleveland's Board as President

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Photos from moCa Connect

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Immersive Exhibits are Leading a Transformation in Cleveland Museums

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Finnegan Shannon's Exhibition on a Conveyor Belt Alleviates Museum Fatigue

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Nina Chanel Abney Talks Big Butch Energy & Tracing Her Life Through Collage

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • How Two 55-Year-Old Organizations are Talking About Innovating Affordable Housing

    Jody Pinto: Body/Land Jody Pinto with Fingerspan at the foundry, c. 1986. Image: Wayne Cozzolino. Jody Pinto, Heart Chamber for H.C., 1978. Cement blocks, metal, rain, pigment, and earth. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Endless Serpentine Arbor, 1987. Watercolor, crayon, gouache, and graphite on 100% rag paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Surfacing Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (Exposed and Roofed versions), 1979-80. Graphite on paper. Photo by Charles Benton. Jody Pinto, Well Projects (detail), 1974-76. Earth, found materials. Philadelphia, PA. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Serpentine Corridor for an Ohio Landscape (detail), 1980. Cement block, earth, seed, hay. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. Courtesy of the artist. Jody Pinto, Five Spoke Seeded Catherine Wheel, 1984. Graphite and crayon on paper. Nasher Sculpture Center, Courtesy of the artist. All images are available for media download. For press inquiries on Jody Pinto: Body/Land contact: Tom Poole Sr. Operations Officer tpoole@mocacleveland.org Tel: 440.364.8805 Matthew Dennis Marketing & Communications Manager mdennis@moCacleveland.org Tel: 216.399.0077 Previous Next

  • Linda-Butler | moCa Cleveland

    Title Round Linda Butler Silverware , from The Italian Series , 1998 Toned silver gelatin print; edition 6/15 29 x 23 inches From the Collection of Fred and Laura Ruth Bidwell Estimated Retail Value: $1,200 Starting Bid: $750 Linda Butler is a celebrated fine-art photographer based in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, known for her deeply contemplative explorations of history and culture. She is mostly self-taught but was significantly influenced by a workshop with Ansel Adams, which informed her mastery of light and shadow. Her Italian series, published in the 1998 monograph Italy: In the Shadow of Time by Rizzoli, represents a quiet meditation on the country’s ancient past. +sign up to proxy bid return to auction menu More: Linda Butler Linda Butler studied at Antioch College and the University of Michigan. Over several decades she has had more than thirty one-person museum exhibitions, including presentations in the United States, Canada, and Japan, and her work has been exhibited at major institutions including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Yokohama Museum of Art. Her photographs are also represented in collections including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and the Birmingham Museum of Art.

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