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MassArt Galleries
Arnheim Gallery
The Arnheim Gallery acts as a physical curriculum that furthers the mission and philosophy of the Art Education Department. The gallery is a public venue to showcase the interfaces of art, education, and research. These interwoven contemporary practices provide opportunities for innovation in a gallery setting focused on teaching and learning in the visual arts.
Design and Media Center Atrium
The Design and Media Center Atrium was carefully designed to establish a new, interdisciplinary flexible space model that would meet the rapidly evolving standards in art and design education and match contemporary studio practice.
Doran Gallery
The Doran gallery provides space for current MassArt graduate students to experiment and to plan, design, and curate exhibitions. The Doran Gallery aims to foster collaborations across graduate programs and the larger MassArt community.
Godine Family Gallery
The Godine Family Gallery is a student-run multi-use space harbored within the Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM). Its uses include exhibitions, performances, installations, conferences, lectures, events, and gatherings that serve the MassArt and Boston community.
MassArt x SoWa
MassArt x SoWa Gallery: 460 Harrison Avenue, Suite C-08, Boston, MA 02118
The exhibition space features the thesis work of the MassArt Graduate Program's Master of Fine Arts students and premier work from the graduate design programs, as well as curatorial projects, alumni exhibitions, student and faculty curated shows, and collaborative exhibitions with community partners.
Student Life Gallery
617.879.7711 or 617.879.7713
The Student Life Gallery presents student exhibitions throughout the year. Exhibitions are student-driven and coordinated through the Office of Student Activities and Programs.
Thompson Gallery
The Frances Euphemia Thompson Gallery features curated exhibitions honoring distinguished members from the MassArt community. These exhibitions celebrate the work done by artists in their community, innovation in artistic disciplines, and reflections on engaging and thought-provoking pieces.