The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) was founded in 2000 and opened its doors to visitors two years later. It is located at 75 Bennett Street in Atlanta and represents the works created by the artists who have been either born in the state or moved to it and made it the home. Presently, MOCA GA is the only such institution in the state of Georgia, which is why it has a great importance. During its existence, the museum has held nearly 120 exhibits, demonstrations and discussions, presented many artist talks, film and video screenings. The MOCA GA’s collection now has over 900 pieces by at least 250 various artists (“About the Permanent Collection” par. 1). Additionally, every year the museum adds approximately 50 new pieces to its collection. The mission of MOCA GA can be defined as follows: the museum exists to “fill a void felt in the Georgia art community” by collecting, presenting, and archiving the most significant works by the artists of the state, from the mid-1940s to the present time (“Mission & History” par. 1). The museum is obviously a non-profit organization and, just like any other museum with a similar purpose, all profits and charities that MOCA Georgia makes it uses to develop the programs and events of the museum. In my opinion, it is a successful and contributive mission. There is no other place for artists to exhibit their works and for the state to collect the local contemporary arts, what makes MACE GA indeed a unique place. The museum is needed both by the artists who now have a place to present their works and by the citizens of the state since due to MACE GA they have an opportunity to get in touch with contemporary art. Towards its beneficiaries who are both the artists and people the museum works for, MOCA GA has such responsibilities as community involvement, social innovation, and education. Apart from the exhibitions, which are the core artistic activities, the museum also presents arts education programs, holds cultural events, offers volunteering and internships. Due to those educational opportunities, the students who are interested in contemporary arts and looking forward to doing the related jobs after the graduation have their chance in Georgia. Additionally, MOCA GA raised the awareness of people about the contemporary arts and supplied many opportunities for the artists working in Georgia thereby creating connections between those artists and the society. The museum makes more citizens acknowledge and feel contemporary arts and makes more Georgia artists well-known by the people. The goal of MOCA Georgia is to strengthen Georgia as a place where artists can live, work and communicate with the people who have the same interest and taste. As the Strategic Plan of MOCA GS says, the museum’s vision is to support the contemporary arts by reminding people of Georgia’s local arts and artists. And I should admit, it is on the way. The museum started with 250 artworks, which were received from the corporate collection of Atlanta-based CGR Advisors and David S. Golden’s personal collection (“About the Permanent Collection” par. 1). Now it represents more than 250 different artists and has at least 900 works,