Made of just cement, water, and carbon black, this device could be the future of cheap and scalable energy storage for renewable energy sources. https://t.co/kbjhoRZHnD
Director and @MIT_MTA Professor Jay Scheib’s production, a high-tech take on Wagner’s “Parsifal” opera at the Bayreuth Festival in Germany, features an apocalyptic theme and augmented reality headsets for the audience https://t.co/KMIEDr1yQm @ArtsatMIT
This month’s After Dark we’re exploring the science of food! From mocktails with molecular gastronomy to watercolors with food-based pigments, it’ll be a night of demos and tastings all around the MIT Museum. Thurs August 10 / 6–9pm
https://t.co/MBPwesSVNv
This weekend join the fun with MIT’s 21M.861 Topics in Performance Technique - Hip-Hop class. This is a weekend-long celebration of hip-hop May 13-14 in collaboration with MTA. Follow them on Instagram @hiphop.mit
“RECORDAR”, an exhibition by Pietro Belluschi Fellow Deborah Garcia on view in MIT's Keller Gallery, closes this week on May 12. Learn more: https://t.co/tDr6lHXWUy
What's new in Distinctive Collections? Records from the Center for Advanced Visual Studies, experimental music recordings, rare books by Ben Jonson, and much more. Check out our newest acquisitions. https://t.co/4KW2bfJLDD @ArtsatMIT@MIT_SHASS@MIT_MTA
Enjoy Zimbabwean music on Saturday! With visiting artists Moyo Mutamba, Jennifer Kyker, and Memory Makuri
Attend a free workshop from 11am-12:30pm and free concert 7-9pm
Register: https://t.co/ipincSeq8Y
@ArtsatMIT @MITDiversity
Media Lab alum Nell Breyer talks to @artsatmit about her new work, “Where Lines Converge,” on view in Manhattan’s Central Synagogue through June. “I wanted to create a work that would operate like an action, not an object,” Breyer says. https://t.co/WCeyRp6ibj
Interdisciplinary artist @pamelaz comes to campus this spring for a concert (April 19) and a lecture (April 20):
Concert: Pamela Z with People
https://t.co/YqWBCFZgZF
Artist lecture: Crossing Disciplines
https://t.co/3AEoaKtOdB
📸 Image credit: Marion Gray, HErickson
Watch: @MIT Center for Arts, Science & Technology features my class & performance “Design for the Future,” a choreopoem based on Black Feminist theory w/ Prof J. Austin Eyer @utarlington, Jennifer Newman @chuchifrito, Paul Lieber & Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon
https://t.co/tM6J3F930i
It’s not surprising that designers can be found everywhere at @MIT Researchers work on everything from building better robots to reimagining urban landscapes. Here’s a glimpse at just some of the design work underway.
https://t.co/q2kdO4Bb21
“Rebuilding the Edge”, an exhibition by Liminal and MIT Architecture students, is on view in the MIT Architecture HQ Gallery. Learn more: https://t.co/af9rrhqNsC
Get you a girl who looks at you the way I look at @lupefiasco 🤩🤩
But seriously, so proud to have started the @userivetapp journey at @MIT, because that journey led me to learning from one of the greatest rappers of all time!!
ON VIEW: "The Deep Time Project", an exhibition of student work from Cristina Parreño's Fall 2022 studio, is now on view at the Wiesner Student Art Gallery. Read more: https://t.co/mIUrrL1ifa
Watch: During his recent MIT CAST (@artsatmit) residency, artist Carsten Höller worked with the @FluidInterfaces group to build prototypes for a Dream Hotel. The first phase of the Dream Hotel involved a “daydream night” at the @MITMuseum Studio. https://t.co/o6VsGbmnph
Students in Scenic Painting, a special topic offered during MIT's IAP23, worked together to complete a collaborative, large-scale painting of the Frank Gehry-designed Stata Center that looks much nicer than the original😏
Brava Sara Brown @ArtsatMIT
Check out the winners of the annual MLK-Inspired Art and Performance Contest, showcased in lobby 10 all week long.
This year's celebration of the life and legacy of MLK Jr. offers a full week of events and exhibitions – Learn more at https://t.co/JAYS9N1Ebp!
February 3–5: The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage. The opera features Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage—the real-life unsung inventors of the first computer—fighting crime with their new invention. https://t.co/HC5X084nUe @MIT_MTA@ArtsatMIT@MITstudents@MIT_SHASS
Collaborating with the avant-garde Pichet Klunchun Dance Company on Tapis Magique to challenge the relationship between contemporary-traditional modern-classical textile, music, and choreography. Stay tuned! 🧶🎶👺
@medialab@ArtsatMIT@mitsap@mit#etextiles#artofelectronics