MOCA (Art) Pools

By Mari Herreras

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On Saturday, June 20, MOCA's Summer season continues with the highly anticipated Macro Sea Mobile Pools. The New York-based real estate development firm, Macro Sea, with MOCA, will present three code-compliant, street legal mobile dumpster pools in the Great Hall, the former garage where Tucson's Fire Department No. 1 parked their fire trucks. At MOCA Tucson the pools will generate a platform and singular context for summer programming, which will include film screenings, concerts, dance and circus productions, and other above-and-beyond events that go through Sept. 26. For more info on MOCA pools, art and summer programming, visit www.moca-tucson.org.