
Apartments near Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville in Jacksonville, FL (467 Rentals)


404 N Julia St

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Vandeveer

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417 N Liberty St

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421 Washington St

Liberty Center I

115 W 2nd St

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The Peninsula at St. Johns Center

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306 E 3rd St

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1021-1025 Stonewall St

1509 Silver St

1222 Clark St

1504 Perry St

Flagship - Springfield

NEW JAX II

916 Eaverson St

1536 N Liberty St

821-835 Minnie St

920-928 Eaverson St

Powell Apartments

1715 Boulevard St

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940 Childrens Way

1401-1419 Palm Ave

916-924 Childrens Way

945 Phillips St

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1417-1429 Palm Ave

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1230 W 3 St.

1445 Flagler Ave

439 E 7th St

1444 Naldo Ave

844 Philips St

1225 Harrison St

1739 Walnut St

1331-1341 Cedar St

Cedar Apartments

831 Cedar St

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Art is not a static beast, waiting for the world to pass it by, and even in a town like Jacksonville apartment-ites can discover the newest and most innovative styles of art and culture. The MOCA Jacksonville displays some of the top modern and contemporary art pieces available in Florida, with some of the mosxt original and unique pieces possible on display. This isn't your grandmother's art museum, and you can be prepared to be offended or thrown back by some of the things you may see, but at the end of the day you'll come out with one of the greatest experiences a museum has ever given you. Art afficionados in the mood for something new need only take the short drive down to see some of the most innovative works in recent years. One of the most entertaining elements of contemporary art is its reliance on numerous types of media, not just sticking to paintings, sketches or sculpture, but instead branching out into a number of different forms, from found object, to installation, to even performance art, and this museum features plenty of all this, as well as quite a few paintings and pieces of sculpture done in original and unique styles. This museum features a number of fascinating pieces that are sure to excite and amaze art fans and novices alike, and the traveling exhibitions will offer something amazing and different every time. No two trips to the MOCA are ever the same, but you can be sure that it's always going to be a wild ride. Art didn't cease production after the twentieth century, so shouldn't your museum who works that exhibit that time period? Apartment-ites looking for a little piece of cultural goodness right in the heart of Jacksonville need only take a trip to the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, where art still breathes with a life and fire that you won't find at any other museum in town.
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