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Opinion: I’ve Photographed Protests Around the World. This Still Surprises Me.

Faculty in the News
MFA Photography
Photography

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 Tara Bilotta Featured on GBH’s Community Canvas

Alumni in the News
Painting

A piece by MassArt alum Tara Bilotta BFA ‘24 Painting, "Frog’s Eye," featured on GBH’s Community Canvas.

GBH

How she sees light in the world

Alumni in the News
Photography

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.

The Boston Globe

President Grant on GBH’s The Culture Show

President Grant in the Media

President Grant and host Jaren Bowen discuss the latest in the higher education landscape, the impact of proposed federal budgets on arts & culture, expanding co-op opportunities for students, and more.

The Culture Show

Jess T. Dugan’s “Love Pictures” featured in PhotoVogue

Alumni in the News
Photography

Jess T. Dugan, BFA '07 Photography, launches a new book, "Love Pictures": a collection of conversations and pictures on relationships, intimacy, and being seen.

Vogue

MassArt to Celebrate Visionaries in Art, Design, and Civic Life at 2026 Commencement

Campus News
Press Release

MassArt will honor the next generation of artists and designers at its 2026 Commencement on Thursday, May 21, at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston.

MassArt President Mary K. Grant to Receive Honorary Degree in MCLA 127th Commencement Exercises

President Grant in the Media

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) announced the speaker and honorary degree recipients for its 127th Commencement Exercises, including MassArt President Mary K. Grant. She is a proud MCLA alumna, where she served as president for thirteen years.

MCLA

Sign of the times: Why corporate logos are suddenly all over Boston skyline

Faculty in the News
Humanities

The Boston Globe highlights commentary from Max Grinnell, a visiting professor at MassArt, who reflects on how prominent corporate signage is reshaping the visual identity of the Boston skyline.

The Boston Globe

Three more public campuses in Massachusetts to launch co-op programs

Campus News
MassArt in the Media

The state Department of Higher Education announced that its innovation hub is awarding $20,000 grants to three public colleges — including MassArt — to develop co-op programs with employers in the region.

The Boston Globe

Co-op programs aren’t just at Northeastern. They are expanding to Mass. public higher ed.

Campus News
MassArt in the Media

MassArt is among three state universities launching cooperative education programs for students this fall with funding from the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education.

MassLive