Time, Truth, and Other Immeasurables opens Fri, Sep 11. Image: L, 03 49 09.7, +24 03 12, 2017. Airbrushed pigment on canvas. Collection of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Church History Museum.
Time, Truth, and Other Immeasurables opens Fri, Sep 11. Image: L, 03 49 09.7, +24 03 12, 2017. Airbrushed pigment on canvas. Collection of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Church History Museum.
$10 Suggested Donation
The Museum is closed on July 4 (Independence Day), July 24 (Pioneer Day), Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. (Early closure (3 pm) on New Year’s Eve.)
Take Trax! When you depart from the Temple Square Station, we’re less than half a block from the station on West Temple.
Ride a bike! There is ample bike parking in front of the Museum.
The Museum is ADA accessible. We suggest parking on the street in front of the Museum, or in an accessible parking spot in the City Creek parking garage on West Temple (the garage parking is free for 2 hours, then $2 for each additional hour). If you park in the garage, you will use the crosswalk on West Temple to get to the Museum.
The Museum entrance includes a curved ramp with a slight incline.
The lobby, Art Shop, Projects Gallery, Street Gallery, Codec Gallery, and accessible gender-inclusive restrooms are all on the main level.
The Main Gallery, A.I.R. Space Gallery, and Exit Gallery are on the lower level. There is an elevator just beyond the lobby Coat Check.
Wheelchairs are available for check out at the front desk.
Our exhibitions rotate every other month and often include audio elements. Please call the front desk to inquire about the noise levels in our current exhibitions, as well as to make accommodations if you anticipate the audio might be distracting.
Service animals specifically trained to aid a person with a disability are welcome at the Museum.
Requesting Accommodations/Further Questions
For further accessibility-related questions, including for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing, and those who are blind or visually impaired, please call Visitor Services at 801-328-4201.
For tour and field trip requests, contact our Educator at umocaeducation@gmail.com
Looking for a place to throw a company party, hold a lecture, or meet with your team? UMOCA’s galleries, Auditorium, Courtyard, and Education Studio, are all available to rent. Tell us about your rental needs or schedule a walkthrough by submitting an information request. You can also contact us @ michelle.sulley@utahmoca.org or by phone, 801-328-4201 Monday-Friday, 10 am–6 pm.
We are not able to accommodate seated receptions, only cocktail style with high boy tables.
We suggest a $10 donation, but we believe art should be accessible to everyone so we have a pay-what-you-can policy. Your donation supports exhibitions and education programs.
We accept applications for the UMOCA Artist-in-Residence Program and exhibition proposals for the Projects Gallery. These opportunities are only available to Utah-based artists and curators. To apply, you can visit our Artist Submissions page.
Metered parking is readily available on West Temple and 100 South between West Temple and Main Street.
The first 2 hours of parking at City Creek Center Mall are free.
Paid parking is available at the Marriott Hotel across the street on West Temple.
Paid parking is available at the Plaza Hotel across the street on South Temple near the TRAX station.
Yes! We have free coat check lockers available for museum visitors to use.
Abolustely!
Yes, non-flash photography is allowed. Feel free to tag us in your photos @utahmoca.
The museum is open until 9 pm on Fridays.
We show contemporary art, or the art of our time.
Contemporary art is art made in the past 5-6 decades. It can be made with any medium, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, ceramic, multimedia, and so much more. Contemporary artists present images and ideas that relate to the world we live in today.
Not quite. Modern art denotes a particular period and style of artmaking that occurred between the late 19th century and the mid to late 20th century. Some notable modern artists include Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Wassily Kandisky, and Marcel Duchamp. These artists would not be considered contemporary. Contemporary art is more recent and ongoing—the art of our time.
No, UMOCA is a non-collecting institution.
Yes! The Museum is ADA accessible. We suggest parking on the street in front of the Museum, or in an accessible parking spot in the City Creek parking garage on West Temple (the garage parking is free for 2 hours, then $2 for each additional hour). If you park in the garage, you will use the crosswalk on West Temple to get to the Museum.
The Museum entrance includes a curved ramp with a slight incline.
The lobby, Art Shop, Projects Gallery, Street Gallery, Codec Gallery, and accessible gender-inclusive restrooms are all on the main level.
The Main Gallery, A.I.R. Space Gallery, and Exit Gallery are on the lower level. There is an elevator just beyond the lobby Coat Check.
Wheelchairs are available for check out at the front desk.
Yes! There are two gender-inclusive restrooms on the Street Level of the museum.
Fill out our rental form or contact us @ michelle.sulley@utahmoca.org or 801-328-4201.
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