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Visiting Artists
Visiting artists of diverse backgrounds frequently join the MassArt community for a few days, weeks, or months. Through lectures, slide talks, gallery walkthroughs, symposia, and residencies, these artists share their perspectives on practicing their chosen craft.
Visits often coincide with exhibitions of artists' work, granting MassArt students the unique opportunity to participate in mounting professional installations. While some visits are intimately tied to curricula, others are designed to fill a gap or broaden the student experience.
Chie Feuki
Chie Fueki - who was born in Japan, grew up in Brazil, and now lives in the United States - utilizes far-ranging imagery in her paintings, from chrysanthemums, owls, and cranes to professional athletes and symbols of popular culture.
Haim Steinbach
For over thirty years, the sculptor Haim Steinbach has used shelves in his work to submit everyday objects to a new level of artistic scrutiny.
Gregory Crewdson
Renowned photographer Gregory Crewdson is best known for his elaborately staged, surreal scenes of American homes and neighborhoods.
William Christenberry
Since the early 1960s, William Christenberry has plumbed the regional identity of the American South, photographing real things in the real world - ramshackle buildings, weathered commercial signs, lonely back roads, rusted-out cars, whitewashed churches, and decorated graves.
Bruce Yonemoto
Through photographs, installations, sculptures, and films, Bruce Yonemoto manipulates the boundaries of influence between art and commerce, mass media and cultural behavior.
Dike Blair
Through the disparate media of painting and sculpture Dike Blair studies the relationships between architecture, the figure, and landscape.