Film/Video
Film Cage
The Film Cage is located in East Hall, room E120 and offers students in the Film/Video major and elective classes access to Film, Video, and Audio equipment.
'The biggest year of growth': SouthCoast LGBTQ+ Network makes huge strides in 2021
In July, the [ LGBTQ+ Winter Film Series ] received a mini-grant to support and celebrate filmmakers in the area. The group awarded the grant to Noah Duarte, 22, an Acushnet MassArt student for a short film scheduled to shoot in the Azores.
In the ’80s, Post-Punk Filled New York Clubs. Their Videos Captured It.
An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York documents a brief moment when rogue videographers shot an influential sliver of the music scene, including MassArt grad Merrill Aldighieri.
MassArt filmmaker Noah Duarte plans to shoot movie in the Azores
MassArt recent graduate Noah Duarte plans to travel to the Azores this summer to shoot "The Lonely Doryman," a short film that explores themes of queer identity, loneliness and masculinity and is set against the backdrop of Portugal’s complex traditional values during Salazar's regime. In this photo, Duarte can be seen with film crew members Ali Fernandes (at left) and Christian Kalcic.
5 Art-school Grads to Watch for 2021
MassArt graduate student Sebastian Gonzalez Quintero was chosen by Boston Globe correspondent Cait McQuaid as an "art grad to watch."
MFA Thesis Show 2021
Curated by MassArt Art Museum Executive Director Lisa Tung, MFA Thesis 2021 is the inaugural exhibition of MassArt x SoWa, the graduate programs' new satellite gallery space in Boston's SoWa arts district.
You Can't See Out
Trailer for, "You Can't See Out," which focuses on the challenges of growing up, losing friends, and change as it manifests itself into a real nightmare. The five friends must survive the night as they are being watched and hunted by an unknown figure outside a house they’re not suppose to be in. They are challenged to figure out what is real and what isn’t.
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