Pink Door Gala Pink Masquerade in Paris

One of the strongest natural desires we all have is freedom of expression.

The MOCAH experience offers the often overlooked and under represented classes of our youth a chance to acknowledge themselves through art.
The MOCAH experience provides artists and non-artists alike with the opportunity to discover their own artistic sensibilities through hands-on art experiences that encourage and nurture the creative process.

Participants work alongside professional artists to create our public art projects and programs.
Students and community members involved in the MOCAH experience play a vital role in the reclamation and preservation of their own community.

The infusion of art, history and culture stimulates community pride, stewardship and neighborhood revitalization.
The MOCAH experience places the public in public art by engaging the community in the creation of our art projects. These projects help transform our neighborhoods into cultural and artistic destinations.

The impact that these projects have on the community are long lasting and reach broad and diverse audiences.

November 30th, 2011

Members of the Queens of Creativity, including Rhonda Radford-Adams, Elisabet Gonzales-Barranco, Nia Jacob, Cherry Meekins and Sam Turner joined forces to create a bejeweled sculpture that raised $5,000 for the Pink Door Gala. The sculpture which was adorned with rhinestones, semi-precious stones and other costume jewelry was inspired by one of the QoC personal experience with breast cancer. As part of the gala’s live auction the QoC took over the event and after an intense round of high stakes bidding the winning bid brought in $5,000 to support Pink Door and their mission to helping survivors of breast cancer. We want to thank Charming Charlie for the donation of the jewelry and for their support of the community.

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