Come join fiber artist Yasemin Isaacs, for the opening reception of her solo exhibition, titled "Who Will Meet You at Home?". Her work explores themes of house-based memory through the use of tactile fibers and interactive elements. There will be snacks, drinks and merrimaking. We would love to see you there!
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Use the Hyde Park Branch's old magazines and other materials for a creative project during this new adult focused crafting program. Use the beautiful images from a national geographic magazine or the illustrations from the New Yorker to flex your artistic muscles. Come create a collage of your own of bring a crafting p…
Discover how ordinary objects can become extraordinary works of art. In this welcoming eight-week workshop, participants will explore painting, creativity, and self-expression using both traditional art supplies and everyday materials. Together we'll create landscapes, still lifes, and collaborative abstract artwork wh…
Spend the evening junk journaling with Crafty Commons. We provide some materials to get you started, but feel free to bring your own journla, photos, stickers, and anything else you woudl ike to include. Sip a beer, get crafty, and leave with a page that is all yours. RSVP for FREE.
Join us in the Grove Hall Teen Space for a weekly arts program focusing on a new craft each week. Materials will be provided. Space and materials are first come, first served. Accessibility Notice : We strive to make our events accessible. To request a disability accommodation and/or language services, contact the depa…
Curious about starting a podcast but not sure where to begin? Join the Kirstein Business Library & Innovation Center (KBLIC) for this beginner-friendly workshop designed for adults and teens. You’ll learn what a podcast is, explore popular formats, and begin shaping your own idea. We’ll guide you through choosing a top…
Hone your gardening skills in an intensive and hands-on class at the peak of planting season.
Spaces of Departure, Selected Works by MassArt Faculty on Sabbatical 2022-2024, is currently on view from 8.21 - 9.23 in the Doran & Arnheim galleries. Curated by Liz Morlock, the exhibition features artwork by: Elaine Buckholtz, Stephanie Cardon, Joshua Hart, Lisa Kennedy, Robert Maloney, and Heather White. The openin…
Flora Ackley's show displaying many works inspired by the aesthetics of the Kennedy Third Floor Bathroom. Recpetion Tuesday, September 15th 6pm-8pm.
The Runnin' Fool Print Exhibition by Jordan Payton. "My recent work is about my my experience of being someone who is mixed and exploring the struggles of fitting in to a group, dealing with the fears and anxieties that our society bring and using clown imagery and therapeutic to display those feelings. I also talk abo…
Many of us assume that growing plants from seed is as simple as opening a seed packet and sticking them in the dirt, but many of the trees and shrubs in the Arboretum’s collections require a complicated process of stratification, maceration, and dormancy breaking before they will sprout. Join Arboretum Propagator Sarah…
MassArt’s International Education (MIE) connects students to a variety of global opportunities, fostering intercultural connections both on our campus, in the USA and around the world. Travel can add a meaningful dimension to your educational experience, your work as an artist and thoughts about your career. Learn more…
