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Visiting Artists & Lectures
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.
MassArt's Visiting Artists & Lecture Series Include: Art Ed Speaker Series, Ciné Culture, Fine Arts Lecture Series, History of Art Symposium, Photography Lecture Series, and Tuesday Talks, as well as others.
Upcoming Events
Past Visiting Artists & Lectures
Fall 2020 Photo Lecture Series: Andres Gonzalez
Andres Gonzalez is a photographer and educator living in Vallejo, California. His current work synthesizes in-depth research with the poetics of photography, looking for truths behind the fictional, mythic aspects of American history.
MassArt Ciné Culture: Darren Alexander Cole
The MassArt department of Film/Video is pleased to welcome Darren Alexander Cole to the MassArt Ciné Culture Screening Series to present and discuss the world premiere of his work Dual Stream Live.
Fine Arts Lecture: Paula Wilson
MassArt is pleased to welcome Paula Wilson as the next visiting artist of the Fall 2020 Fine Arts Lecture Series. Wilson will be in conversation with MassArt faculty Fred Liang.
MassArt Ciné Culture: Peggy Ahwesh
Peggy Ahwesh is a Brooklyn based media artist whose work has traversed a variety of technologies and styles in an inquiry into feminism, cultural identity and genre.
Fall 2020 Photo Lecture Series: Lois Connor
Lois Conner is known for her large-scale panoramic photographs relating to a global landscape. Her pictures are characterized by their narrative sweep, a sense of place, and their implicit attention to history and culture
MassArt Ciné Culture: Anthony Banua-Simon
The MassArt department of Film/Video is pleased to welcome Anthony Banua-Simon to the MassArt Ciné Culture Screening Series to present and discuss his documentary feature, Cane Fire.