Facilities

The Artists' Residence is a state-of-the-art living and working environment for undergraduate and graduate student artists.

MassArt is part of a consortium of colleges called the Colleges of the Fenway, this allows MassArt students to cross-register for courses, join intramural sports, join performing arts programs and clubs, and much more.

The courtyard at MassArt is the College's hidden green space surrounded by the Collins Building and North, South, and East halls.

New in 2016, MassArt's Design and Media Center (DMC) is the front entrance of campus as well as a central artery connecting the Tower Building with North, South, and East halls. This 40,000 square foot building provides a flexible framework to support contemporary, interdisciplinary practices and teaching methods.

Evans Way Park is part of the Emerald Necklace, architected by Frederick Law Olmsted, the park stems off the Muddy River Park and sits between Tower Building, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and Wentworth dormitories. 

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 Fine Arts 3D Sculpture metalshop provides industry quality metalworking facilities to all students at MassArt. This includes a full-production metal foundry for cast bronze, aluminum, and iron using sand molds, and the lost wax method with ceramic shell.

The Glass Shed, colloquially known as the "Hot Shop" is a 2500 square feet studio for glass-blowing and flame working.