A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE E/RC

The E/RC began with initial funding from the Forward Arts Foundation with documentation on Georgia artists, donated by Annette Cone-Skelton, Inc in 2000. Interns compiled and updated the donated materials into individual notebooks for each artist. The E/RC library began with books and catalogues donated by Annette Cone-Skelton, Inc.The most recent addition to the E/RC was Genevieve Arnold's library, generously donated to MOCA GA. MOCA GA continues to document our own history and maintain the information on our permanent collection artists.

VISIT THE EDUCATION/RESOURCE CENTER

In the E/RC MOCA GA's permanent collection, archives, libraries and other resources are made available to students, scholars, collectors, critics, educators and the general public. Information on the individual artists in MOCA GA's permanent collection is also currently available. To access the resources please make an appointment, for Tuesday-Friday by contacting Shana Barefoot, at sbarefoot@mocaga.org or call 404-367-8700.

ARCHIVES

• Artist Notesbooks
• Atlanta College of Art (ACA)
• Atlanta Women's Art Collective
• Girl Vigilantes
• Herbert Creecy Collection
• TABOO

LIBRARY

• Elliott Goldstein Book Collection
• Genevieve Arnold Book & Catalogue Collection
• High Museum Book Collection
• Joe Massey Book Collection
• John Howett Book Collection
• NEXUS Press Book Collection

MAGAZINES

• Art Forum
• Art in America
• Art Papers
• Miscellaneous Magazines & Journals

GENEROUS FUNDING & RESOURCES FOR THE EDUCATION/RESOURCE CENTER WERE PROVIDED BY:

The Forward Arts Foundation, The Greenberg-Traurig Law Firm, The Georgia Council for the Arts, The Judith Rothschild Foundation, Annette Cone-Skelton, Lucia and Bill Pulgram, Larry Jens Anderson, Clark Poling, Chip Simone, Alston Glenn, Joe B. Massey, Lucinda W. Bunnen, Gudmund Vigtel, Connie Saddlemire, William U. Eiland, Karekin Goekjian, Alex Harris, Martha Brewer, Lisa Thrower, Lori-Gene, Matt Arnett, John Sumner,  Art Papers Magazine, Laura Lieberman, Nexus Press, Ruth Laxson, the Atlanta College of Art, The Morris Museum of Art, The Speed Art Museum, The Lauren Rodgers Museum of Art, The LaGrange Art Museum, Patrick Mimran, The Georgia Museum of Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum, University of Kentucky Art Museum, The Blanton Museum of Art Georgia State University Art Gallery, the Norton Museum of Art, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Arcadia, University Art Gallery, North Carolina Museum of Art, Birmingham Museum of Art, Laguna Art Museum, Tubman African American Museum, and Genevieve Arnold's Estate.