MassArt Photography alum Anastasia Sierra, MFA '26, is selected as a Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner for her project, "The Witching Hour."
Two recent MassArt photography grads—Anastasia Sierra, MFA ’26 and Connor Archambault, BFA ’26—were recently recognized as part of the 2026 Lenscratch Student Prize.
Matthew Connors joins The Culture Show Podcast to discuss his new book, “The Axe Will Survive the Master,” tracing the recurring images of unrest and how protest and repression echo across borders.
Two BFA ‘26 students have earned national recognition through the 2026 Alexia Grants, with Daniel Holt named a student recipient and Aubree Guilbault recognized as a student runner-up.
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MassArt alum Meghan Mirasolo, BFA ‘02 Photography, is featured on today's GBH's Community Canvas with her piece "In Bloom," capturing the sensory intensity of renewal in which the world seems to pulse with motion.
MassArt alum Kannetha Brown, BFA ’23 Photography, receives a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to conduct research and photography fieldwork in Cambodia.
In The New York Times, MassArt Professor of Photography Matthew Connors shares photographs that reflect an era shaped by confrontations with authoritarian power.
MassArt alum Tina Zhu Xi Caruso, BFA ‘25 Photography, is featured in The Boston Globe, spotlighting her photojournalism practice shaped by experience with Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment.
Jess T. Dugan, BFA '07 Photography, launches a new book, "Love Pictures": a collection of conversations and pictures on relationships, intimacy, and being seen.
Lenscratch features MassArt BFA alum Lindsay Metivier in its “Photography Educator” series, highlighting her work as a photographer, curator, and educator.