Godine Gallery
The Godine Family Gallery is an experimental exhibition space overseen by the SIM department at MassArt.
Learn MoreUpcoming performances, exhibitions, gatherings, and student-led events presented by the Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM).
Throughout the academic year, SIM students, faculty, and collaborators transform galleries, performance venues, and unconventional spaces across campus through interdisciplinary work spanning sound, video, installation, performance, technology, and experimental media.
This calendar includes SIM-produced programs as well as select MassArt events supported by SIM facilities and technicians.
Contact nsturiale@massart.edu for more information or media inquiries.
An italicized event with an asterisk (*) at the end means it is a non-SIM event supported by SIM facilities or technicians.
The team produces immersive events and experiences that engage the senses, inspire dialogue, and bring people together through interdisciplinary performance and media.
EventWorks is made up of SIM students who independently create, curate, and produce cutting-edge events throughout the academic year. Students in the SIM department are given the freedom to create, produce, and collaborate through a transformative, interdisciplinary lens.
As a fully student-run production team, EventWorks is responsible for all aspects of programming and execution—including curation, technical direction, production management, publicity, audience development, and communications.
Because the collective operates within SIM, students have access to professional-grade equipment, interdisciplinary faculty support, and flexible performance spaces across campus, including the Pozen Center for Interrelated Media.
As a student-run collective at the only public college of art and design in the country, EventWorks strives to build connection through shared creative experience—rebuilding community one event at a time.
Email: eventworks@massart.edu
IG: @eventworkssim
The Godine Family Gallery is an experimental exhibition space overseen by the SIM department at MassArt.
Learn More