Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
7 expert reviews
“MOCCA has relocated to the very hot Art & Design District on Queen Street West.”
– Frommer's
Time Out
"Exhibits in the two large rooms are eclectic and draw on resources from across the country. Oddly, the local press ignores its presence, while gallery-goers consider it a must-see. "
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Afar Magazine
"Now with fancy news digs—a five-story former factory—and a far more worldly focus, the museum aims to become an international force in the art world."
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Frommer's
"On the heels of a renovation that’s glorifying the city’s industrial past while contributing to the gentrification of a traditionally blue-collar neighborhood."
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Condé Nast Traveler
"Zoom out. What’s this place all about? In 2018, MOCA Toronto moved from Queen West to a new home in a heritage-listed former factory building in Junction Triangle, an up-and-coming..."
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There are 45-minute guided tours, but most people choose to visit on their own—the wall text is often quite informative.
Frommer's
"Toronto’s largest collection dedicated to the art of today...MOCA’s first display, fittingly, engages with architectural colonial legacies. "
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