Yep, it is actually not a habitual museum, no guidance, no fees, few things to see. It is more a rental space to exhibit young talents or something. It feels a little queer to walk in, find a single exhibition room, no staff and no instructions. If you enjoy weird experiences, it is a place to go :)

I love that they give artists room to figure out their work in different environments. That they have a publication, fund original work and curate exhibitions with work by local and international artists makes them the coolest arts org in town.

Quite alot of negative nelly's rating the IMOCA on irrelevant things. The IMOCA used to have two locations, one in Fountain Square and one at Cityway. No, neither were huge, they're contemporary art galleries, when are those ever huge? The

Literally weren't even open when they said they were. I tried to go there in the middle of the day Wednesday and it was locked. Didn't even look like that big of an exhibit anyways :(

So the "museum" itself is totally disappointing. A single room with one exhibit. We were lucky enough to have met an employee who was setting up an event in the space to explain:

Dear Newfields: please list somewhere on your website that you will close many hours early for a special event. It is highly inconsiderate and downright rude to your patrons.

I was surprised by the lack of variety. The space seems more suited to special events rather than for anyone simply wanting to take in some art.

Not so much a museum as a single piece of art. Not a great location considering parking costs for what it is.

It was very lovely though a bit oddly spread out

Wish they had more art but it was cool!

Great space. Interesting exhibitions

That posted the wrong address

Very nice