Museum: MOCA
The Museum of Contemporary Art (158 Sterling Rd.) debuted a very exciting slate of spring exhibitions this week that make it well worth a visit. Justin Ming Yong turned the MOCA elevators into art spaces with his mother’s quilts, and Margaux Williamson presents paintings of both the personal (her home, her studio) and public (city streets, bars). Visitors can also venture into dreamlike videoscapes from Alex Da Corte, and check out a new immersive experience from Jessica Stockholder, known for her “paintings in space.” —Briony Smith
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