The Museum Shop at MOCA Jacksonville
For the best in unique contemporary jewelry, home accessories, art books, educational children’s toys and lots more stop by the Museum Store at MOCA Jacksonville. The store is located just off MOCA Jacksonville’s lobby at street level on the corner of Laura and Duval Street. The Museum Store carries works in a variety of media from local, national and international artists.
Proceeds from the Museum Shop benefit MOCA’s programming. MOCA Jacksonville members receive 10% off all sales (excluding sale merchandise). Visa, Mastercard, and American Express accepted. Shipping is available.
Upcoming Events
Thursday, Dec. 15
For Ladies Only
5–8 p.m.
A special evening of holiday fun tailored just for the ladies. Great discounts, refreshments, activities and more! Thank you for supporting MOCA through membership!
Thursday, Dec. 22
Volunteers’ Appreciation
Featured Items Available In Store
Firefly Jewelry
MOCA is the only premier retailer in the Jacksonville area of unique Firefly “handmade” jewelry. The French ear wires are either sterling silver or gold fill. Posts are surgical steel. The Lever back earrings are on high quality Euro wires which are either antiqued brass or silver-plated antiqued brass. Bracelets are 7” long. Necklaces are 16” (17’ w, extension) unless otherwise noted. The necklaces are either made with silk thread, antiqued steel or antiqued brass chain. The intricately embellished mosaics are inset with a combination of Swarovski crystals and various other materials. Firefly is privileged to be integrating the world’s finest crystal into its designs: Swarovski. Firefly loves color and Swarovski Elements precision-cut crystal comes in such a wide palette of innovative colors that it inspires their imagination for new designs.
Shared Vision: The Sondra Gilman and Celso Gonzalez-Falla Collection of Photography
The Shared Vision exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog published by MOCA and produced by the Aperture Foundation. This catalog features selected photographs from the exhibition with historical context about each image and its photographer, remarks by co-curators Ben Thompson and Paul Karabinis and an exclusive interview with the collectors, Sondra Gilman and Celso Gonzalez-Falla.
In addition to this commemorative publication, The Museum Shop will also feature an intriguing selection of books related to photography.
High Fashion Crime Scenes by Melanie Pullen
Melanie Pullen’s long-awaited first monograph, High Fashion Crime Scenes, presents her breathtakingly beautiful works based on vintage crime scene images, first-hand accounts, and documents Pullen mined from the files of the LAPD. In 2002, drawn to the rich details and compelling stories preserved in the criminal records, Melanie Pullen began restaging the events, outfitting the “victims” (her selected models) in current haute couture, and photographing them in her staged settings. To create this work, Pullen at times enlisted the help of up to sixty people per shoot: set builders, makeup artists, models, stylists and stunt crews, among others. Her models have included the actresses Rachel Miner and Juliet Lewis. The collection of more than one hundred images has received considerable critical acclaim in the national and international press. High Fashion Crime Scenes is presented in an oversized format, richly printed and machine varnished on matt art paper. Texts by Luke Crisell, Robert Enright and Colin Westerbeck.
There are a limited number of signed copies available.