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In the Community
MassArt President Grant joined WGBH’s The Culture Show to talk about innovative art projects happening in the City of Boston in collaboration with MassArt.

WBUR highlighted the Un-monument | Re-monument | De-monument announcement at MassArt.

MassArt President Grant joined Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and local community members for the official unveiling of Boston’s newest public art initiative, Un-Monument/Re-Monument/De-Monument: Transforming Boston.

Boston Public Radio/WGBH mentioned MAAM in its free museums in Boston and beyond piece.

Staff News
MassArt was one of the recipients of a cybersecurity grant from The Healey-Driscoll administration where nearly $7 million was awarded in total.

Faculty
MassArt Printmaking Chair and Professor Fred Liang talks inspiration for artmaking, upbring in The Boston Globe.

Visiting Assistant Professor and Photographer Natalie Ivis was featured in a New York Times Magazine piece on capturing Tornado Alley images.

The Chautauquan Daily featured Paper-based Artist and Faculty Member Elizabeth Mooney’s recent presentation for the Chautauqua Visual Arts Lecture Series.

On July 25, Visiting Lecturers Michael Spicher (History of Art) and Doris Domoszlai-Lantner (Fashion) published their book, Digital Fashion.

Students
MFA photo students Natalie Brescia, Jacob Church, and Andrew Zou were featured in 25 students to watch by Lenscratch

The Radio and Television Business Report noted BFA Film/Video student Logan Healy received a scholarship from Massachusetts Broadcasters Association

Alumni News
Alumnus and fiber artist Andy Li (‘12) was featured in The Boston Globe for his work on handmade pennants spreading a message of positivity.

Alumnus Yuxiao Mu (MFA Photography) was highlighted for her work as an interdisciplinary artist and educator in Our Culture Magazine.

Alumni Daren Bascome and Tammy Dayton were recipients of the 2024 AIGA Boston Fellow Awards.

Alumnus Kristen Palana spoke with Artsy Shark about how her first year as a painting student at MassArt spurred her artistic journey.

Lenscratch interviewed alumnus Tom Griggs about his 2023 photo book, A Creature that Obeys a Creature that Wants.

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"Piece of Cake" by MassArt alum Sophia Grausam, BFA '25 Illustration, was featured on GBH's Community Canvas.
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MassArt alum Connor O'Malley's Boston Harbor-inspired design was selected by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts for 250 limited-edition Bluebikes celebrating Boston 250 across Greater Boston.
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A collaboration between MassArt Fashion Design and bespoke suiting company Hive & Colony brought together student designers to upcycle and reimagine existing garments.
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President Grant joins Jared Bowen to reflect on a commencement season marked by political controversy, disinvited speakers and debates over what graduates need to hear.
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MassArt alumni Jack Pierson and Magdalena Campos-Pons have work in the collection of the new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.
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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.
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The annual Roxbury International Film Festival is the largest New England film festival that showcases the works of people of color. Now in its 28th year, the festival will screen 100 films at locations around the city, including MassArt. 
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GBH features MAAM's free outdoor summer programs among things to do in Boston around the World Cup.
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Designs by a MassArt student will be featured on 250 limited-edition Blue Bikes launching across Boston this summer as part of the city’s Boston 250 celebration.
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Matthew Connors joins The Culture Show Podcast to discuss his new book, “The Axe Will Survive the Master,” tracing the recurring images of unrest and how protest and repression echo across borders.
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In a new essay for The Drum, MassArt alumnus Brian Collins revisits themes from his 2025 MassArt Commencement address, arguing that artists and designers are uniquely equipped to imagine and build the future in uncertain times.
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Peter Wolf receives an honorary degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design at the 2026 Commencement ceremony honoring his contributions to music and visual art.
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