The Sculpture Program at MassArt, within the 3D Arts Department, encourages students to explore form, space, materials, and process through hands-on making and experimentation. Students develop technical skills while building a strong conceptual foundation and distinct creative voice.
MassArt Sculpture Student Named 2025 Windgate-Lamar Fellow
“Steward,” 2024, cherry, 16 in. x 15 in. x 12 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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3D Arts
Sculpture
MassArt sculpture student, Hayden Nupcharoen, BFA ’25, has been named a 2025 Windgate-Lamar Fellow. This prestigious award from the Center for Craft supports the transition from student to working artist for ambitious graduates. Historically, artists who have received this award have used funds to conduct material research, establish a studio, engage in further learning opportunities, or travel to locations significant to their research.
Join MassArt for a free screening of Women Laughing on October 26, followed by a conversation with Liza Donnelly, Amy Hwang, Lisa Kennedy, and President Mary K. Grant.
MassArt recognizes six honorees for the 2026 Common Good Awards, renowned artists and passionate advocates whose creative work enriches communities across Massachusetts and beyond.
The 2026 MassArt Night Market invites the public to discover original artwork, meet local makers, and experience the energy of Boston's creative community.
National Development and MassArt have partnered to install a permanent collection of student artwork at Boston's Midtown Hotel, offering visitors a unique view of the city.
This fall, MAAM presents solo exhibitions by internationally recognized artists Banu Cennetoğlu and Robert Lazzarini, exploring the ideals, symbols, and institutions that shape contemporary life.
The 2026 MassArt Night Market brought more than 100 student and alumni vendors to Downtown Crossing for an evening of art, creative entrepreneurship, demonstrations, and community.
Boston Art Review highlights "I’m right here with you," a retrospective of work by alum Jess T. Dugan, BFA '07 Photography, including photography, drawing, video, and writing opening in Provincetown this fall.
Nick Ortoleva, BFA '24 Photography, is a part of the Photographic Resource Center’s 50th anniversary mentorship program, pairing him with artist Tommy Kha for six months of mentorship and critical dialogue.
Looking back at the careers of all 21 Project Runway winners, including MassArt alumna Erin Robertson, BFA '16 Fashion and Fibers, who won the show's 15th season.
Catherine LeComte Lecce, MFA '23 Photography, on her work as executive director of the Photographic Resource Center, including a new mentorship program for emerging photographers.
Artist and visiting lecturer Vincent Crotty on his community-based painting projects in Dorchester, including recent work with MassArt graduate Yanelis Ortiz.
Artist, curator, and mentor Lindsay LeBlanc discusses her multidisciplinary glass practice, ecological interests, and the influence of her education at MassArt.
The 2026 MassArt Night Market brought more than 100 student and alumni vendors to Downtown Crossing for an evening of art, creative entrepreneurship, demonstrations, and community.
Boston Art Review highlights "I’m right here with you," a retrospective of work by alum Jess T. Dugan, BFA '07 Photography, including photography, drawing, video, and writing opening in Provincetown this fall.
Nick Ortoleva, BFA '24 Photography, is a part of the Photographic Resource Center’s 50th anniversary mentorship program, pairing him with artist Tommy Kha for six months of mentorship and critical dialogue.
Looking back at the careers of all 21 Project Runway winners, including MassArt alumna Erin Robertson, BFA '16 Fashion and Fibers, who won the show's 15th season.
Catherine LeComte Lecce, MFA '23 Photography, on her work as executive director of the Photographic Resource Center, including a new mentorship program for emerging photographers.
Artist and visiting lecturer Vincent Crotty on his community-based painting projects in Dorchester, including recent work with MassArt graduate Yanelis Ortiz.
Artist, curator, and mentor Lindsay LeBlanc discusses her multidisciplinary glass practice, ecological interests, and the influence of her education at MassArt.
The 2026 MassArt Night Market brought more than 100 student and alumni vendors to Downtown Crossing for an evening of art, creative entrepreneurship, demonstrations, and community.
Boston Art Review highlights "I’m right here with you," a retrospective of work by alum Jess T. Dugan, BFA '07 Photography, including photography, drawing, video, and writing opening in Provincetown this fall.
Nick Ortoleva, BFA '24 Photography, is a part of the Photographic Resource Center’s 50th anniversary mentorship program, pairing him with artist Tommy Kha for six months of mentorship and critical dialogue.
Looking back at the careers of all 21 Project Runway winners, including MassArt alumna Erin Robertson, BFA '16 Fashion and Fibers, who won the show's 15th season.
Catherine LeComte Lecce, MFA '23 Photography, on her work as executive director of the Photographic Resource Center, including a new mentorship program for emerging photographers.
Artist and visiting lecturer Vincent Crotty on his community-based painting projects in Dorchester, including recent work with MassArt graduate Yanelis Ortiz.
Artist, curator, and mentor Lindsay LeBlanc discusses her multidisciplinary glass practice, ecological interests, and the influence of her education at MassArt.
