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Monday 10:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 10:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 10:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 10:30am - 8:30pm Friday 10:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 10:30am - 5:30pm Sunday 10:30am - 5:30pm

MOCA Store

Gifts and Books for art lovers. Supporting MOCA

Open Tuesday–Sunday for in person shopping

06/02/2026

For the fungi, the jazzy guy, and the dad who’s a rare find — shop Father’s Day gifts at . Discover good reads, playful accessories, MOCA dad hats, and thoughtful finds for every kind of father figure. Visit us at MOCA or shop online.

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05/06/2026

Find a gift as unique as they are this Mother’s Day at . From artist-designed jewelry and art books to fun accessories and thoughtful gifts, celebrate the mother figures in your life with something creative and one of a kind. Visit us at MOCA or shop online.
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12/08/2025

🎁 Member Shopping Days start TODAY!

From Dec 8–14, MOCA members get 20% off online and in-store. Explore exclusive MOCA products, exhibition catalogues, jewelry, apparel, homewares, and games—perfect for gifting (or treating yourself 😉).

📧 Active members will receive their discount code via email on Dec 8 at 10am. Didn’t get it? Contact [email protected].

✨ Not a member yet? Click the 🔗 in bio to join today!

08/12/2025

🐠Sculptural. Functional. Handmade.🐟

Italian designer Gaetano Pesce has been redefining resin objects since the 1980s.

“Amazonia” or “Indian Summer”? Both are back in stock at the MOCA Store.

Available at Grand Ave or online—link in bio.

06/30/2025

📕⭐️Just released: MOCA Focus: Takako Yamaguchi

This exhibition catalogue, part of MOCA’s Nimoy Emerging Artist Publication Series, highlights the LA-based artist’s radiant seascapes, richly layered with Art Nouveau curves, Japanese Nihonga textures, and echoes of Mexican muralism. Yamaguchi brings forth decades of stylistic exploration infused with a robust vocabulary of abstract zigzags, spirals, and braids, representing a culmination of her decades-long provocations of style, taste, and identity.

Catalogues are available for purchase online or in-store at MOCA Grand Ave.

“MOCA Focus: Takako Yamaguchi” is on view at MOCA Grand Ave through January 4, 2026.

05/12/2025

THURSDAY May 15, 6-8pm: How to Tell When We Will Die: A Celebration w/ Johanna Hedva, P. Staff, & Xina Xurner

Multimedia Presentation, Talk, & Book Signing

Join us for an event celebrating How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom, Johanna Hedva’s groundbreaking 2024 essay collection, born from the viral 2016 piece “Sick Woman Theory.” Ten years in the making, the book has reshaped disability discourse through themes of monstrosity, q***rness, kink, pleasure, ambition, moshpits, wrestling, and the color yellow. The evening features multimedia presentations by Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner, followed by a discussion, audience Q&A, and book signing.

Johanna Hedva is a Korean American writer, artist, and musician from Los Angeles, author of How to Tell When We Will Die, Your Love Is Not Good, On Hell, and Minerva the Miscarriage of the Brain

P. Staff is a London and LA-based artist whose work has shown internationally, including a 2017 solo show at MOCA.

Xina Xurner is a performance/music duo—Marvin Astorga and Young Joon Kwak—known for high-energy shows blending electronics, distorted vocals, and drag to explore q***r and trans embodiment.

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Image descriptions:

1: Book cover for How to Tell When We Will Die with bold text and red starbursts.

2: A person in black, wearing a leather jacket and platform boots, sits confidently on a chair, striking a bold pose against a dark background.

3: A B/W photo of a person with curly, shoulder-length hair standing near a wall, eyes closed and hand in their hair. They’re wearing a printed T-shirt. A vertical blur partially obscures the right side of the image.

4: Two people posing together against a dark background; one has blonde hair, dramatic makeup, and a military jacket with patches, the other has dark hair, skeleton gloves, a mesh top, and layered necklaces.

Johanna Hedva by Ian Byers-Gamber, P. Staff courtesy of artist, Xina Xurner by Christopher Richmond

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MOCA is committed to accessibility. Accommodations, including CART services, are available with at least two weeks’ notice. For details, visit moca.org/visit/accessibility or email [email protected]

05/09/2025

MOCA Store Presents
How to Tell When We Will Die: A Celebration with Johanna Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner
Multimedia Presentation, Discussion, and Book Signing

Thursday, May 15, 2025
6pm - 8pm
FREE w/RSVP

Join us for an event celebrating How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom, Johanna Hedva’s groundbreaking 2024 essay collection, born from the viral 2016 piece “Sick Woman Theory.” Ten years in the making, the book has reshaped disability discourse through themes of monstrosity, q***rness, kink, pleasure, ambition, moshpits, wrestling, and the color yellow. The evening features multimedia presentations by Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner, followed by a discussion, audience Q&A, and book signing.

Johanna Hedva is a Korean American writer, artist, and musician from Los Angeles, author of How to Tell When We Will Die, Your Love Is Not Good, On Hell, and Minerva the Miscarriage of the Brain

P. Staff is a London- and LA-based artist whose work has shown internationally, including a 2017 solo show at MOCA.

Xina Xurner is a performance/music duo—Marvin Astorga and Young Joon Kwak—known for high-energy shows blending electronics, distorted vocals, and drag to explore q***r and trans embodiment.

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Image description:

1: Two people posing together against a dark background; one has blonde hair, dramatic makeup, and a military jacket with patches, the other has dark hair, skeleton gloves, a mesh top, and layered necklaces.

2: A person in black, wearing a leather jacket and platform boots, sits confidently on a chair, striking a bold pose against a dark background.

3: A black-and-white photo of a person with curly, shoulder-length hair standing near a wall, eyes closed and hand in their hair. They’re wearing a printed T-shirt. A vertical blur partially obscures the right side of the image.

Johanna Hedva photo by Ian Byers-Gamber, P. Staff photo courtesy of artist, Xina Xurner photo by Christopher Richmond

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MOCA is committed to accessibility. Accommodations, including CART services, are available with at least two weeks’ notice. For details, visit moca.org/visit/accessibility or email [email protected]

05/06/2025

MOCA Store Presents
How to Tell When We Will Die: A Celebration with Johanna Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner
Multimedia Presentation, Discussion, and Book Signing

Thursday, May 15, 2025
6pm - 8pm
FREE w/RSVP

Join us for an event celebrating How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom, Johanna Hedva’s groundbreaking 2024 essay collection, born from the viral 2016 piece “Sick Woman Theory.” Ten years in the making, the book has reshaped disability discourse through themes of monstrosity, q***rness, kink, pleasure, ambition, moshpits, wrestling, and the color yellow. The evening features multimedia presentations by Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner, followed by a discussion, audience Q&A, and book signing.

Johanna Hedva is a Korean American writer, artist, and musician from Los Angeles, author of How to Tell When We Will Die, Your Love Is Not Good, On Hell, and Minerva the Miscarriage of the Brain

P. Staff is a London- and LA-based artist whose work has shown internationally, including a 2017 solo show at MOCA.

Xina Xurner is a performance/music duo—Marvin Astorga and Young Joon Kwak—known for high-energy shows blending electronics, distorted vocals, and drag to explore q***r and trans embodiment.

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Image description:

1: A black-and-white photo of a person with curly, shoulder-length hair standing near a wall, eyes closed and hand in their hair. They’re wearing a printed T-shirt. A vertical blur partially obscures the right side of the image.

2: Two people posing together against a dark background; one has blonde hair, dramatic makeup, and a military jacket with patches, the other has dark hair, skeleton gloves, a mesh top, and layered necklaces.

3: A person in black, wearing a leather jacket and platform boots, sits confidently on a chair, striking a bold pose against a dark background.

Johanna Hedva photo by Ian Byers-Gamber, P. Staff photo courtesy of artist, Xina Xurner photo by Christopher Richmond

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MOCA is committed to accessibility. Accommodations, including CART services, are available with at least two weeks’ notice. For details, visit moca.org/visit/accessibility or email [email protected]

05/02/2025

MOCA Store Presents
How to Tell When We Will Die: A Celebration with Johanna Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner
Multimedia Presentation, Discussion, and Book Signing

Thursday, May 15, 2025
6pm - 8pm
FREE w/RSVP

Join us for an event celebrating How to Tell When We Will Die: On Pain, Disability, and Doom, Johanna Hedva’s groundbreaking 2024 essay collection, born from the viral 2016 piece “Sick Woman Theory.” Ten years in the making, the book has reshaped disability discourse through themes of monstrosity, q***rness, kink, pleasure, ambition, moshpits, wrestling, and the color yellow. The evening features multimedia presentations by Hedva, P. Staff, and Xina Xurner, followed by a discussion, audience Q&A, and book signing.

Johanna Hedva is a Korean American writer, artist, and musician from Los Angeles, author of How to Tell When We Will Die, Your Love Is Not Good, On Hell, and Minerva the Miscarriage of the Brain

P. Staff is a London- and LA-based artist whose work has shown internationally, including a 2017 solo show at MOCA.

Xina Xurner is a performance/music duo—Marvin Astorga and Young Joon Kwak—known for high-energy shows blending electronics, distorted vocals, and drag to explore q***r and trans embodiment.

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Image description:

1: A person in black, wearing a leather jacket and platform boots, sits confidently on a chair, striking a bold pose against a dark background.

2: A black-and-white photo of a person with curly, shoulder-length hair standing near a wall, eyes closed and hand in their hair. They’re wearing a printed T-shirt. A vertical blur partially obscures the right side of the image.

3: Two people posing together against a dark background; one has blonde hair, dramatic makeup, and a military jacket with patches, the other has dark hair, skeleton gloves, a mesh top, and layered necklaces.

Johanna Hedva photo by Ian Byers-Gamber, P. Staff photo courtesy of artist, Xina Xurner photo by Christopher Richmond

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MOCA is committed to accessibility. Accommodations, including CART services, are available with at least two weeks’ notice. For details, visit moca.org/visit/accessibility or email [email protected]

03/11/2025

Save the dates! 🌟 MOCA Store has two incredible events lined up for April & May—both FREE with RSVP! Secure your spot now via the link in our bio. 🔗✨

Sunday, Apr 6, 2025:
Poetry of Fire: Chromatic Experimentation in the Films of Ana Mendieta, Derek Jarman, and P. Staff —
Film Screening, Discussion, and Book Signing with P. Staff

Thursday, May 15, 2025:
How to Tell When We Will Die: A Celebration with Johanna Hedva: — Multimedia Presentation, Discussion, and Book Signing

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Image description:
Slide 1: A portrait of Johanna Hedva, a contemporary artist and writer; Slide 2: A still from the P. Staff film W**d Killer (2017), depicting a face in high-definition thermal imaging.

Credits: Johanna Hedva, photo by Ian Byers-Gamber; P. Staff, W**d Killer, 2017. © P. Staff. Courtesy of the Artist and Commonwealth & Council.

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