Thank you to Barr Foundation for including our story in Change from the Inside Out, a new storytelling series about arts organizations in the midst of organizational change. Read our story HERE: https://t.co/Bg8Nwm0rmM
No smog involved.
James Turrell's installations may appear as hazy as skies filled with smoke, but don't be fooled: only colored light and curved surfaces create the immersive optical field that museum visitors experience inside Turrell's Perfectly Clear.
📷: Florian Holzherr
Extra, extra! This week, artist EJ Hill and his MASS MoCA exhibition Brake Run Helix were featured in a T Magazine piece by writer Emily Lordi about contemporary monumental Black art. Read the full piece here:
https://t.co/rXWXFsuOsT
JUST ANNOUNCED! Rina Sawayama + Pixies & Modest Mouse with special guest Cat Power rock your world this summer at MASS MoCA. Head to https://t.co/xXBJP44SYf for info on Pixies and Modest Mouse, and head to https://t.co/bpsu9ah3mw for tix to Rina Sawayama! See you in the crowd!
We’re lonely without you! Come back tomorrow? 😉
We’re open 10am to 5pm Wednesday through Mondays for a dose of natural light and cutting-edge art. Plan your visit today at the link in our bio.
Sneak a peek!
#tbt to Susan Leopold’s Mixed Up Worlds, a Kidspace exhibition from 2003 featuring the tiny architectural peepholes you see above. Playing with perspective, these miniature worlds turned urban cityscapes into sites of wonder (and voyeurism).
JUST ANNOUNCED! Genre-fluid rapper Ivy Sole comes to Club B-10 on February 25 for an intimate show — tickets are on sale now at https://t.co/10aiit5OR9
It’s all in the details.
Get up close and personal with Francesca DiMattio’s sensational ceramics, on view now in Ceramics in the Expanded Field. Nothing beats the real thing – plan your visit today at https://t.co/rvzfMtrTon, and take a closer look!
Maggie Nelson, mariachi bands, and Murano glass shards – we've got it all at MASS MoCA this winter!
Head to https://t.co/bM7Qayy77X for details on Winter/Spring 2023, featuring exhibitions from Carrie Schneider, performances by Urban Bush Women, and much more. See ya soon!
Two weeks ago, we celebrated the most special night with the most special friends. Thank you to everyone who danced, dined, and delighted at our 2022 Gala – relive the night with our recap!
It’s election day, so we’re bringing out the big cranes.
In 2005, Dave Cole staged "The Knitting Machine," knitting a huge American flag with John Deere excavators. Both proud and absurd, Cole’s work resonates more than ever in contemporary America. Video by Jack Criddle.
TFW you forget to set your clock back an hour.
Catch these concerned cat pods and other great gifts at the MASS MoCA Store, open whenever the museum is (and online 24/7, at the link in our bio).
New Laurie Anderson just dropped.
Works from the multimedia artist’s recent Hirshhorn Museum retrospective are now on view, including Sidewalk, a mesmerizing video projection that covers part of the gallery floor, and Scroll, an AI-generated bible. Visit: https://t.co/6Nv1SVaQ8J