Prior to taking the helm at MOCA, Doherty served as chief curator and deputy director of curatorial affairs at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University. She joined MOCA Jacksonville as Director in March 2017. Writing Off the Walls & Writing the Walls, original poetry in response to the art works in How We Live, a virtual reading and viewing of works in the exhibition that inspire the words of the poets, a 15-year collaboration between HVMOCA and Mara Mills, Director Studio Theater in Exile.Caitlín Doherty has engaged with artists, students, and communities around the world throughout a career that spans Scotland, Ireland, Qatar, and the United States.Our Art and Education Hike through the Peekskill Waterfront Sculpture Trail and Beyond.A guided tour by Livia Straus of How We Live Part II, produced by Matt Mickelson (#mattfilm).A virtual tour of How We Live, done in collaboration with Eazle.We hope that our members, friends and supporters continue to enjoy our online offerings: We opened our doors in March 2004 and have, for over 18 years, serviced the community of Peekskill, the Hudson Valley, and the greater arts community, nationally and internationally, launching over 80 art exhibitions, six major art festivals, and a myriad of education programs. This exhibition is an expansion of How we Live: Sculpture and Video from the Marc and Livia Straus Family Collection. How We Live: Part II reflecting on global artistic visions of need and empathy, political chaos and its repercussions. Vaccination proof is required for admission.įor additional information and to schedule your private docent-led tour, contact: Exhibition: HVMOCA is open Thursdays and Saturdays, 11:00AM to 5:00PM. The entire membership of Impact100 then votes to select the grant recipients.

A representative of each of the finalists gives a brief presentation of their organization's proposal at the annual meeting of Impact100. Volunteers drawn from the membership serve on committees that conduct intense evaluations of the grant applications, then select finalists in each area. The proposed initiative must predominantly serve Westchester County. Nonprofits complete an eligibility form and then may receive an invitation to apply for a grant in one of five focus areas: Arts & Culture, Education, Environment & Recreation, Family, and Health & Wellness. A minimum of 100 women members, age 18 and over, join forces with an annual donation of $1,000 to fund the grants. Impact100/Westchester benefits communities by annually awarding five grants to fund innovative, meaningful projects. It will support the creation of a trail from Riverfront Green in Peekskill and on through the city with light emitting sculptures and murals that will tout the history and beauty of the region while enriching cultural dialogue in the community. This generous grant will offer financial support to the Peekskill DRI art component of the NYS grant. Hudson Valley MOCA is proud to announce an Impact100 Core Grant of $30,000 in support of ‘Enlighten Peekskill’

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