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Somewhere hidden on the floor is a Solid Gold Lewis picture, the first five people to find him and send me a picture win a prize!! --- Event Details: https://massart.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=376730

Somewhere hidden on the floor is a Solid Gold Lewis picture, the first five people to find him and send me a picture win a prize!! --- Event Details: https://massart.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=376730
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Hidden solid gold Lewis picture on the floor; first five finders who send a photo win a prize.
Hidden solid gold Lewis picture on the floor; first five finders who send a photo win a prize.
Hidden solid gold Lewis picture on the floor; first five finders who send a photo win a prize.
Hidden solid gold Lewis picture on the floor; first five finders who send a photo win a prize.
Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
Is This Your Cat? art exhibition opens at Student Life Gallery, curated by Kiki Erickson and Anita Unseethaharuthai, with a reception.
A lecture at the Poetry Center examines Bad Bunny’s record‑breaking career and his role as a global voice of Puerto Rican resistance.
Electro Motives (Boston Cyberarts Gallery) — Interactive electronic artworks by MassArt Electronic Projects alumni, curated by Dana Moser and Fred Wolflink, honoring retiring professor Dana Moser.
Resume critiques with Career Development staff and peers at Kennedy, plus free monster plushies for the first 120 students.
Graduate Fair at Northeastern University Alumni Center offers graduate program reps, Double Husky Scholarship details, PlusOne pathway info, free food, headshots, giveaways, and swag.
MassArt's Next Top Marty offers mascot try-outs where participants meet staff, answer questions, and test the Marty suit for a paid campus role.
Art History Professors discuss their research in a Q&A session during afternoon tea in the Tower Lobby.