SAORI Bridge Project at Elm Park celebrates community’s common thread

A red wooden bridge, part of the SAORI Bridge Project, draped with a colorful patchwork quilt spans a calm body of water. Its vivid stripes reflect in the water, while green foliage and stone walls frame this symbol of Elm Parks communitys common thread.

MassArt in the Media

James Morningstar, a senior at MassArt, served as Mihoko Wakabayashi’s intern and helped organize the composition of all the banners in the SAORI Bridge Project at Elm Park in Worcester.

Telegram & Gazette

More News

In Boston’s sprawling Triennial exhibition, an Indigenous artist’s evocations of cultural extinction haunt

An art exhibit honors the historical Black community of Walden Woods

African American history is ‘alive and vibrant’ in indoor/outdoor exhibit

Concord Bridge

Four experimental filmmakers take the screen from work behind the scenes at RPM Festival

Cambridge Day

Boston Globe: A sampling of Boston’s upcoming public art Triennial

Mayor Wu Announces Year Two Recipients of Un-monument | Re-monument | De-monument: Transforming Boston

City of Boston

Twilight at MAAM: Community Celebration!

Bay State Banner

The Cultural Impact of the Celtics Should Not Be Ignored

Harvard Crimson

Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

Rachael Dubinsky’s Purple Haze Featured on GBH’s Community Canvas

This Year’s Commencement Speakers at Massachusetts Colleges

A “Symphony of Mice?”

Boston Musical Intelligencer

621 Huntington Ave,
Boston, MA 02115

(617) 879-7000

Academics

Programs

Admissions

Costs & Aid

Student Life

About

At MassArt

Giving

Information for