Modern Casting magazine highlights MassArt 3D Arts faculty member Marjee-Anne Levine’s aluminum casting workshop at the Watertown Free Public Library, part of "MassArt at the Library" summer programs.
MassArt Professor Jane Marsching's public art project in Hyde Park uses art and community engagement to encourage care for Boston’s urban trees and neighborhood environment.
LENSCRATCH features MassArt Professor Billie Mandle’s photographic series Asunder, documenting forests recovering from California’s 2020 Glass Fire and exploring loss, survival, and environmental change.
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.
MassArt Fashion Design Department Chair Jennifer Varekamp joins NBC10's The Hub Today to discuss all things Met Gala and the upcoming MassArt Fashion Show.
In The New York Times, MassArt Professor of Photography Matthew Connors shares photographs that reflect an era shaped by confrontations with authoritarian power.
The Boston Globe highlights commentary from Max Grinnell, a visiting professor at MassArt, who reflects on how prominent corporate signage is reshaping the visual identity of the Boston skyline.
MassArt Visiting Professor Max Grinnell, whose work explores the urban experience, joins Edgar B. Herwick III on Curiosity Desk to discuss the accessibility of public restrooms in Boston.
In The Boston Globe, MassArt Professor Nisa Ari highlights the importance of inclusive art museums, encouraging families, students, and all visitors to feel welcome.