Faculty Member Lani Asunción may be the busiest artist in Boston

Interdisciplinary artist Lani Asunción poses for a portrait in their Boston Center for the Arts studio. Photo credit: Erin Clark/Globe Staff

In a Boston Globe feature, MassArt Faculty Member Lani Asunción discusses how their work unpacks big themes like climate change and colonialism.

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