Add a few stops to your visit this Saturday, February 22!

Start the day with a curator tour of "Dirty & Disorderly: Contemporary Artists on Disgust" followed by two back-to-back conversations in Club B10 with exhibiting artists Alison Pebworth and Steve Locke, then stroll through "Audience" as the Williams College Chamber Choir performs "when i am alone" by composer David Lang.

Head over to the link in our bio to plan your visit!

Disgust has been interpreted as an evolutionary tool of survival to create distance between ourselves and that which may harm us — particularly foods. In "Dirty & Disorderly: Contemporary Artists on Disgust", Anna Ting Möller, New Red Order, and Nguyễn Duy Mạnh use the aesthetics of disgust to understand the social construction of putrid and squalid things.

On Saturday, February 22, join Williams College graduate student and curatorial fellow Riley Yuen for a members-only tour of the exhibition and learn how artworks made from ceramics, kombucha scoby, and photogrammetry pick at the sutures of society and uncover the ways in which responses of disgust can be (re)programmed.

Learn more at the link in our bio.

📸 : Kaelan Burkett

No matter what kind of love you`re celebrating this Valentine`s Day, there`s something at MASS MoCA for you and your Valentine!

Check out our Valentine`s Day gift guide (linked in our bio) for any last-minute gift ideas to make your day extra special ❣️

We`re looking ahead to warmer days here at MASS MoCA and are excited to announce a selection of programming taking place on Memorial Day weekend and beyond!

We`ll be celebrating the opening of Vincent Valdez`s 25-year retrospective "Just a Dream..." in style, with a concert by poet and electro rap artist
Saul Williams, a conversation with cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib, performances of the iconic Trisha Brown Dance Company: "Roof Piece," and more.

Additionally, we`ll be welcoming two performances by Indigenous artists invited by Jeffrey Gibson as part of his exhibition "POWER FULL BECAUSE WE`RE DIFFERENT," Martha Redbone and MX Oops, for evenings of multi-sensory performance.

Visit the link in our bio to see the full lineup of events for this Memorial Day weekend and beyond!

Join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a series of free workshops for all ages during school break, February 17-21!

Workshops will take place in Kidspace at 11am and 1pm every day, with an additional workshop at 3pm on Wednesday and Thursday, and each will focus on a different art medium and process. Come get inspired, learn something new, and make a project to take home! The ArtBar will also be open for drop-in art-making throughout the day.

More info and sign ups at the link in our bio!

Yes, that giant glass and steel rectangle *does* fit between those poles!

Artist Sarah Oppenheimer creates precise artworks that manipulate our built environment – altering our frame of spatial reference, displacing our experience of inside and out, and inverting our sense of what is near and far, here and there.

A visitor’s touch sets S-334473 in motion, sending volumes of glass and metal along a 45-degree axis through a defined arc that sneaks between Building 6`s support beams even though it looks almost impossible. In the process, artwork and viewer become joined and move together as one`s eyes follow the motion of the piece and one`s legs back up to take in the full view.

Learn more about Sarah Oppenheimer`s work at the link in our bio or in Building 6: The Robert W. Wilson Building. @foldingenterprises

MASS MoCA and @camhouston are pleased to present Vincent Valdez: “Just a Dream…”, the artist’s first museum survey, including previously unexhibited and new bodies of work.

Spanning over two decades of his work, from early career drawings to recent monumental portraits, “Just a Dream…” cements Valdez as one of the most important American painters working today — imaging his country and its people, politics, pride, and foibles.

The first iteration of the exhibition is currently on view at @camhouston through March 23 before opening at MASS MoCA on Saturday, May 24. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.

We`re starting off February with two new exhibitions — both are now on view in Building 4!

Co-organized with the Williams College Museum of Art, Ohan Breiding’s "Belly of a Glacier" features an experimental documentary film and a photographic installation that connect acts of mourning to ongoing practices of care that strive to preserve ice — a material that contains both remnants of the past and the conditions of a future world.

In "Dirty & Disorderly: Contemporary Artists on Disgust", Anna Ting Möller, New Red Order, and Nguyễn Duy Mạnh use the aesthetics of disgust to understand the social construction of putrid and squalid things.

Plan your visit today to see these thought-provoking exhibitions!

Calling all families of young artists — registration for Camp MASS MoCA is officially open!

Young people entering grades 2–9 are invited to join local and visiting teaching artists at Camp MASS MoCA this summer. Over one-week themed sessions, campers explore our campus and world-class art exhibitions to draw inspiration for original artworks of their own.

See the link in our bio for details on this year’s sessions and to register your camper!