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SUMMARY:MASS MoCA From Home
DESCRIPTION:Can’t make it here in person? Join us on January 23 as we open the digital doors into our galleries and onto our stages with the launch of an online hub for all (virtual) things MASS MoCA. Explore the Sol LeWitt galleries with an all-new interactive 3D tour\, tune in to community pop-up performances (available to watch for only a limited time as we kick things off!)\, get your creative juices flowing with classic ArtBar specials\, and experience MASS MoCA in a way that’s almost as good as being here.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/mass-moca-from-home/
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T173000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20260826T135610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261104T153536Z
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SUMMARY:Free Family NightLive Performances\, Art-Making\, Galleries After-Hours
DESCRIPTION:Families with children of all ages are invited to Family Night at MASS MoCA on Thursday\, November 12\, from 5:30 to 7:30pm. This free event will feature after-hours access to select exhibitions in the museum\, live performances\, art-making\, face painting\, a museum of mysteries quest\, food\, giveaways and fun!\nFree; RSVPs encouraged but not required.\nPerformances and Activities Include: \n\nParticipatory Poetry Activation by The Mastheads\nPop-up Dance Performances by the faculty of Creative Soul\nFace Painting – Offered for free by Hannah True & Western Mass Face Painting by Emily Gwynn.\nArt-making – Individual and collaborative art-making projects in Kidspace.\nLive Jazz Music Presented by BAAMS – the Berkshires’ Academy for Advanced Musical Studies presents a special night of world-class jazz featuring five extraordinary musicians\, each bringing decades of experience\, artistry\, and heart to the stage. Special young musician guests from among BAAMS’ students will also be invited to sit in during the evening.\nMuseum of Mysteries Quest – Explore\, discover clues\, and uncover the mysteries in MASS MoCA’s galleries. Work together as a family to solve the mysteries and receive your own artist kit!\n\n\n  \nLead Community Sponsor \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-night/
LOCATION:Galleries\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Fall 2026,Featured,Homepage,Public Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T130000
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SUMMARY:Uncomputable Thread  Presentation and Movement Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Uncomputable Thread is a presentation\, conversation and participatory movement workshop by artist Taeyoon Choi\, created in collaboration with scholar Alexander R. Galloway\, choreographer Cori Kresge and artist Roopa Vasudevan. The work examines the history of textile in relation to computing\, alongside the artistic and political significance of what cannot be computed and draws on themes of the current exhibition\, Technologies of Relation\, which includes works by both Choi and Vasudevan.\nChoi and Galloway’s presentation weaves together their long collaboration and ongoing conversation about the aesthetics and politics of code and textile\, followed by a discussion moderated by Vasudevan. Kresge directs a participatory movement workshop that extends the conversation toward visceral and communal experience. Together\, the project explores uncomputability as a creative framework for thinking about contemporary technologies and social systems\, connecting the threads of cotton and fiber-optic cables running through data centers. \nAbout the Facilitators \n최태윤 Taeyoon Choi is an artist\, writer\, and educator who explores the poetics of technology and human relations\, working with images\, text\, and code in collaboration with fellow artists and community members. In 2013\, he co-founded the School for Poetic Computation\, a hybrid school\, residency\, and research group exploring the intersections of code\, design\, hardware\, and theory. His work has been presented at institutions including the Whitney Museum of American Art and MASS MoCA. \nCori Kresge is a New York-based dance artist whose practice moves across choreography\, somatic inquiry\, participatory structures\, and poetry. Her work has been presented by Goethe in the Skyways\, Elevation 1049\, Beach Sessions Rockaway\, Green Space\, and Dance Roulette\, among others. A certified teacher and stager for the Merce Cunningham Trust\, she is also the author of two chapbooks\, isn’t devotion (2019) and Combustion Suite (2023)\, and the founder of PlayWithMatchesWorkshop.com. \nAlexander R. Galloway is a writer and computer programmer working on issues in philosophy\, technology\, and theories of mediation\, and Professor of Media\, Culture\, and Communication at New York University. He is the author of several books on digital media and critical theory\, including The Interface Effect (Polity\, 2012). A founding member of the software collective RSG\, his honors include a Guggenheim Fellowship\, the Berlin Prize\, and the Prix Ars Electronica. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRoopa Vasudevan is a South Asian-American media artist and researcher based between New York City and western Massachusetts\, whose research and creative practice investigates the gaps between the stories we tell about digital systems and the realities of their implementation. Her work has been exhibited internationally and supported by MASS MoCA\, NEW INC\, the Processing Foundation\, and Eyebeam\, among others. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Art at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSupport for Technologies of Relation is provided by the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Foundation\, The Coby Foundation\, Robert Motherwell and Renate Ponsold (in memoriam)\, Dale and Deborah Smith Foundation\, and a grant from Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Artist’s Resource Trust. \nDistributed Web of Care\, Taeyoon Choi With Jerron Harman\, stud1nt\, Tiriree Kananuruk\, Jonathan Dahan\, Chancey Fleet and the School for Poetic Computation\, Whitney Museum of American Art\, Photo by Fillip Wolak\, 2019 \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/uncomputable-thread-a-technologies-of-relation-lecture-performance/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Fall 2026,Fall 2026,Featured,Public Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T150000
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SUMMARY:Artist Tour Jimena Sarno: Rhapsody
DESCRIPTION:Join Exhibiting Artist Jimena Sarno for a special public tour of the exhibition Rhapsody.\nThe artist will guide visitors through the exhibition’s three major installations: Rhapsody\, which brings together weaving\, film\, sound\, and sculpture through collaborations with artists and makers from the Global South; Las Tres Gracias\, an operatic installation exploring the Western myth of democracy and cycles of destruction and renewal; and Life in the Forest\, a film\, sound\, and sculpture installation examining the normalization of contemporary forms of fascism.\nIn Rhapsody\, Jimena Sarno engages craft traditions to imagine a future built on values of collectivity\, reconfiguration\, and repair. Within a global context of extreme violence\, fragmentation\, and destruction\, the artists share time\, space\, and resources through making and the collective production of alternative forms of knowledge. The central installation features objects made using techniques—including weaving\, woodworking\, and ceramics—that rely on knowledge passed from maker to maker. These objects are tools\, at once utilitarian and utopian\, designed for a hoped-for\, not-so-distant future built on solidarity and mutual care.\nLearn more about the exhibition and artist here. \nPlease meet in the lobby at the map model upon arrival. Space is limited and registration is required. \n\nSupport for Rhapsody is provided by The Coby Foundation\, Ltd. In-kind support has been provided by Local Industries. \n \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/artist-tour-jimena-sarno-rhapsody/
LOCATION:MASS MoCA Building 4\, 2nd Floor + 5A\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Exhibition Program,Fall 2026,Fall 2026,Public Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261114T200000
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SUMMARY:Endea Owens & The Cookout
DESCRIPTION:Known as one of jazz’s most vibrant emerging artists\, Endea Owens is a Detroit-raised recording artist\, bassist\, and composer. She has been mentored by jazz icons the likes of Marcus Belgrave\, Rodney Whitaker\, and Ron Carter. She has toured and performed with Wynton Marsalis\, Jennifer Holliday\, Diana Ross\, Rhonda Ross\, Solange\, Jon Batiste\, Jazzmeia Horn\, Dee Dee Bridgewater\, and Cyrus Chestnut\, to name a few.\nIn 2018\, Owens graduated from The Juilliard School\, and joined the Late Show with Stephen Colbert as a member of the house band\, Stay Human\, where she remained through Colbert’s final season. Since then\, Owens has won an Emmy\, Grammy\, and a George Foster Peabody Award. Owens’ work has appeared on Jon Batiste’s Grammy Award-winning album We Are\, Oscar-nominated film Judas and the Black Messiah\, and H.E.R.’s widely acclaimed Super Bowl LV performance. \nIn 2022\, Owens composed an original piece about the life of Ida B. Wells entitled “Ida’s Crusade” for the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s National Youth Orchestra which was also performed by the NYO Carnegie Hall Orchestra. Owens has written for brands such as Pyer Moss and Glossier. She was the curator for the National Arts Club and also a fellow for “Jazz is: Now!” with the National Jazz Museum in Harlem\, where she presented original compositions\, curated series\, and headlined performances for the 2022–2023 season. Owens released her debut album Feel Good Music in 2023. \nThis performance is supported by Terry Spaeth and Wendy Shannon-Spaeth.  \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/endea-owens-the-cookout/
LOCATION:Club B10\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Concert,Fall 2026,Featured,Homepage,Performing Arts,Upcoming Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261118T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261118T190000
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SUMMARY:On the Calculation of Volume (Book I) by Solvej BalleBook Talk with Lizzie Whitman
DESCRIPTION:“How on earth did this book come into being? It’s like it has always been here in this world with us\, like one feels about the best art. I am torn as I read it between lingering and racing ahead\, and I think about my days completely differently now.” — Sheila Heti\nLizzie Whitman convenes this casual book club around Solvej Balle’s utterly riveting On the Calculation of Volume (Book I) — the grand opening of her speculative fiction septology\, winner of the 2022 Nordic Council Literature Prize (Scandinavia’s most important literary award) for being “a masterpiece of its time.” Balle was also nominated for the International Booker Prize and a National Book Award for this book.\nTara Selter\, the heroine of On the Calculation of Volume\, has involuntarily stepped off the train of time: in her world\, November 18 repeats itself endlessly. We meet Tara on her 122nd November 18: she no longer experiences the changes of days\, weeks\, months\, or seasons. She finds herself in a lonely new reality without being able to explain why: how is it that she wakes every morning on the same exact day\, knowing to the exact second when the blackbird will burst into song and when the rain will begin? Will she ever be able to share her new life with her beloved and now chronically befuddled husband? And on top of her profound isolation and confusion\, Tara takes in with pain how slight a difference she makes in the world. And as she puts it: “That’s how little the activities of one person matter on the eighteenth of November.” \nBalle is hypnotic and masterful in her remixing of the endless recursive day\, creating curious little folds of time and foreshadowings: her flashbacks light up inside the text like old flash bulbs. \nCan’t make the event? Order On the Calculation of Volume here. \nAbout the facilitator \nLizzie Whitman is a local educator\, reader\, and book club enthusiast. With an education in the Great Books Program and linguistics\, she has been asking the question\, “What are you reading right now?” for decades. \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/lizzie-whitman-on-on-the-calculation-of-volume-book-i/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Book Talk,Fall 2026,Featured,Public Program,Research & Development
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T100000
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SUMMARY:Curator TourDaniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When)
DESCRIPTION:MASS MoCA members are invited to join curator Evan Garza for a members-only tour of Daniela Rivera’s exhibition Hacia Cuando (To When). Space is limited\, and RSVP is required. \nLearn more about the exhibition here. \nLog in to register\, or RSVP to members@massmoca.org. If you have any questions\, please contact the Membership team at members@massmoca.org or 413.664.4481 ext. 5. \nNot a member? Join now to attend. MASS MoCA members enjoy free museum admission\, ticketing discounts\, invites\, and more. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/curator-tour-daniela-rivera-hacia-cuando-to-when/
LOCATION:B4.3\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall 2026,Members Event,Membership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T113000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261029T140629Z
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SUMMARY:Family Storytimeon Jimena Sarno: Rhapsody
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime will feature a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on display. Meet in Kidspace at the designated time; a brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow the storytime. This program is in partnership with the North Adams Public Library.\nFree; RSVP to reserve your spot. Please note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. \nAt this time we cannot accommodate large groups in storytime. To arrange a group visit to the museum and discuss educational components that could be included in your visit\, please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \n  \nSelected Exhibitions \nNovember 21\, 2026: Jimena Sarno: Rhapsody. \nDecember 19\, 2026: Laurent Grasso: Metaphysical Maze \n  \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation. \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust. \nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytimenovember-21-2026/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T190000
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SUMMARY:Member Sip and Shop
DESCRIPTION:MASS MoCA Members are invited to a Sip and Shop at the Research & Development Store and the MASS MoCA Gift Shop on November 21\, 5–7pm! We’ll pair refreshments with an extra 10% discount (adding up to a “double discount” of 20%) and complimentary gift-wrapping to kick-start the holiday season.\nMembers will receive their “double discount” of 20% on all items in the R&D Store and the Gift Shop (and online)\, November 16–22. \nAdditionally\, writer A.S. Hamrah will be in-store giving a talk about his book Last Week in End Times Cinema. Sign up for the conversation here.  \nNot yet a member? Join today to enjoy free gallery admission\, discounts\, special invites\, and more. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/member-sip-and-shop/
LOCATION:The Research & Development Store and the MASS MoCA Gift Shop\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Fall 2026,Members Event,Membership,Research & Development
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T190000
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SUMMARY:Last Week in End Times Cinema & Algorithm of the NightA.S. Hamrah
DESCRIPTION:“A. S. Hamrah’s writing on film is a delight. . .  Like all the best criticism\, his writing makes art and life feel less lonely.” —Elif Batuman\nA.S. Hamrah is single-handedly re-inventing film criticism with a unique archive of unfortunate movie bulletins published in the best indie print journals and magazines\, and compiled for his beloved weekly newsletter. His two most recent books\, Last Week in End Times Cinema (Semiotext(e)) and Algorithm of the Night (n+1) are R&D Store best-sellers. Join Hamrah for a conversation about film\, filmmakers\, critical writing\, and the state of movies in 2026.\nCan’t make the event? Order A. S. Hamrah’s books here\, and we’ll get them signed for you. \nAbout the artist: \nA.S. Hamrah is a film critic and writer. He is the author of Algorithm of the Night: Film Writing 2019-2025 (Semiotext(e)) and Last Week in End Times Cinema (n+1). He writes for a variety of publications\, including The New York Review of Books\, Bookforum\, Fast Company\, n+1\, The Nation\, and The Criterion Collection. From 2008 to 2016\, he worked as a brand and trend analyst for the television industry\, and he produced a documentary feature which was the opening-night film at the Museum of Modern Art’s Doc Fortnight 2022. In addition\, he has worked as a political pollster\, a football cinematographer\, and for the director Raúl Ruiz. He lives in New York. \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation. \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust. \nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/a-s-hamrah-last-week-in-end-times-cinema/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Book Talk,Fall 2026,Public Program,Research & Development
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SUMMARY:Mirrored PoolTom Lee\, Lisa Kaplan and Matthew Duvall
DESCRIPTION:Where do we fit in this endless universe? Glimpse the precious fragility of our life on Planet Earth as we peer into the Mirrored Pool.\nMirrored Pool is a puppetry and music collaboration between acclaimed puppeteer and La MaMa resident artist Tom Lee and musicians Lisa Kaplan and Matthew Duvall of the Grammy-award winning sextet Eighth Blackbird. The piece explores humanity’s place in our vast universe\, showcasing the virtuosity of Eighth Blackbird’s music against the vital\, human power of puppetry. Mirrored Pool takes special inspiration from astronomer Carl Sagan\, whose work on the Voyager spacecrafts and the Golden Record are now the most distant human-made objects and sounds from our planet — currently 15.7 billion miles away from Earth. \nCreated and performed by Tom Lee\, Lisa Kaplan\, and Matthew Duvall\nPuppets & masks by Jaerin Son\nAdditional puppet design by Averly Sheltraw\nLighting by Seojung Jang\nPuppetry direction by Justin Perkins \nAn Eighth Blackbird production in association with Yara Arts Group with support from the MAP Fund.\nSpecialty sponsorship for MASS MoCA’s winter theater productions provided by J.H. Maxymillian\, Inc. \n\n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/mirrored-pool/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Dance,Fall 2026,Featured,Performance,Performing Arts,Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261210T190000
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SUMMARY:Open Studios at MASS MoCA
DESCRIPTION:Get to know the current artists-in-residence over snacks and conversation at this season’s Open Studios at MASS MoCA. Each event will take place in Building 13 and Building 34. Free and open to all.\nDirections to the Studios: \nB.13 When you park in the main visitor lot at MASS MoCA\, Building 13 is right in front of you. You’ll see Gary Lichtenstein Editions on the first floor. Enter through the side door (on the end of the building farthest from Rt. 2) and take the stairs or elevator to the second floor. \nB.34 is located across from Bright Ideas Brewery in the front entrance courtyard of MASS MoCA’s campus\, next door to Bigg Daddy’s. When looking out from Bright Ideas\, head straight and then left up the ramp to the Studios entrance (black door).      \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/open-studios-at-mass-moca-26/
LOCATION:B13 & B34\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall 2026,The Studios at MASS MoCA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261212T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261212T190000
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SUMMARY:Kimberly Bartosik: bLUr
DESCRIPTION:Co-presentation with Jacob’s Pillow  \nbLUr\, choreographed by Kimberly Bartosik\, is a highly physical and emotionally intense dance piece in which five performers navigate scenes of desire\, care\, violence\, and tender rescue. \nExploring the haunting impact of witnessing a loved one’s overdose\, but moving beyond explicit narratives of the opioid crisis\, the work uses visceral movement cycles to embody the violent cravings and internal battles of substance abuse. Built out of Bartosik’s own experiences and deeply shaped by the individuality of her performers\, bLUr is both personal and universal as it warps time and reminds us of our fragility\, power\, and need for one another. \nAbout the artist\nKimberly Bartosik is a choreographer\, performer\, educator\, and writer. As a member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company for nine years\, Bartosik received a Bessie Award for Exceptional Artistry. She is currently an Advisor for The Ailey School/Fordham BFA Program and teaches at SUNY/Purchase and the Merce Cunningham Trust. \nShe is a 2024 National Dance Project Production Grant (NDP) recipient from the New England Foundation for the Arts; a 2025 New York State Council on the Arts/NYSCA Support for Artists Award grantee with support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; and a 2025 Harkness Foundation for Dance Project Grant recipient\, among numerous other awards. Bartosik’s work has been commissioned and presented by BAM Next Wave\, New York Live Arts\, Crossing the Line Festival\, Bates Dance Festival\, Torn Space Theater\,  American Dance Festival\, LUMBERYARD\, American Realness\, Abrons Art Center\, Gibney\, Danspace Project\, The Kitchen\, La Mama\, and others. She has toured to Supersense: Festival of the Ecstatic (Melbourne\, Australia)\, Bratislava in Movement (Slovakia)\, Wexner Arts Center\, Dance Place\, American Dance Festival\, The Yard\, MASS MoCA/Jacob’s Pillow\, Flynn Space\, Bates Dance Festival\, Columbia College\, Centre Chorégraphique National de Franche-Comté à Belfort\, Festival Rencontres chorégraphique internationales de Seine-Saint Denis\, Artdanthe Festival\, Church\, Mount Tremper Arts\, and others.  \nThis program is supported in part by the Irene Hunter Fund for Dance at MASS MoCA in association with Jacob’s Pillow. \nbLUr was co-commissioned by L’Alliance New York’s Crossing the Line Festival and by ADF/American Dance Festival with support from the Doris Duke/SHS Foundations Award for New Works. bLUr is also made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. General operating soupport was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project with funding from the Doris Duke Foundation. bLUr is also made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and with project support from The Harkness Foundation for Dance. The creation of the bLUr Community Engagement Workshop\, made possible through NDP\, was also developed with support from the 92Y Harkness Dance Center and in collaboration with Recanati-Kaplan teen scholars. bLUr was developed in residency at Marble House Project\, the Ragdale Foundation during a Sybil Shearer Fellowship\, and as an Artist in Residency at Bates Dance Festival. bLUr is also supported through the generosity of individual donors\, with major support by John Robinson. \n  \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/kimberly-bartosik-blur/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Dance,Fall 2026,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261218T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261218T190000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261109T182803Z
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SUMMARY:Weave\, Repair\, ConnectTextile Repair Salon
DESCRIPTION:Dip your toes into the world of textiles during MASS MoCA’s Textile Repair Salon! Join regional practitioners Jena Duncan and Elsa Cousins from Swanson’s Fabrics Stash House and MASS MoCA museum educators for a casual evening of textile repair\, embroidery\, and small-scale weaving.\nParticipants are welcome to bring textile objects or clothing in need of repair and learn the skills to mend them with support from the Swanson’s Fabric teaching staff. Mending is for everyone; no sewing experience is required! This project aspires to build an exciting culture of clothing reuse and repair by empowering and inspiring our local community to learn how to make\, mend\, and maintain their clothing and textiles. This workshop is also for community members concerned about the sustainability and environmental impact of textiles who may not see themselves as able to sew. \nIf you don’t have a repair\, don’t worry! MASS MoCA Museum Educators will give instruction on small-scale weaving and invite participants to contribute to our community weaving project currently on view.  \nBring your friends\, bring a date. Refreshments are available to purchase from MASS MoCA’s bar. No experience required; all materials included\, although participants are welcome to bring their own and share with others. \nAbout the educators:\nJena Duncan (they/them) is a fiber arts artist passionate about community building. They share sewing as a liberatory and healing practice to feel more at home in our bodies and help keep textiles out of the landfill by extending their use. Jena founded Blushing Mustard Studios in Greenfield’s Madhouse Multi-Arts\, offering gender- and fat- affirming clothing alterations\, repairs\, and custom commissions. They teach sewing and mending classes at Swanson’s Fabrics\, a second-hand textile store and education center in Turners Falls. Jena also works as an art installer and fabricator\, helping artists bring their work to life\, most recently at MASS MoCA\, MCLA’s Gallery 51\, and UMASS’s University Museum of Contemporary Art.  \nElsa Cousins\, Director of Education at Swanson’s Fabrics\, is an artist and educator teaching mending and sewing classes at Swanson’s Fabrics Stash House\, local libraries\, and community spaces\, as well as environmental science classes at UMass Amherst and Holyoke Community College. They have a PhD in Environmental Conservation from UMass\, and are exploring the intersection between sustainability and textiles through mending\, alterations\, and custom sewing commissions with second-hand textiles. They also run a popular weekly mending night at Swanson’s Fabrics Stash House. \nSwanson’s Fabrics Stash House:\nSwanson’s Fabrics is a community fabric and fiber craft store in Turners Falls\, MA\, stocked with the unused items of other sewers. It is a thrift store with a mission to supply everyone with affordable materials while helping those with too much to reduce their stashes in a comfortable way. The Stash House is the educational branch of Swanson’s Fabrics\, and our goal is to empower you to make and repair your own fiber goods and clothes\, and equip you for that journey with education and tools. The Stash House offers workshops\, materials\, and community space to foster the exploration of fiber arts and sewing. We value the knowledge-sharing that happens organically in community spaces just as much as the formal teaching that happens during classes and workshops.  \nSupport is provided by The Coby Foundation\, Ltd. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/textile-salon-weave-repair-connect/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Fall 2026,Kidspace,Public Program,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261219T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261219T113000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20260826T135157Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261011T151921Z
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SUMMARY:Family Storytimeon Laurent Grasso: Metaphysical Maze
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime will feature a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on display. Meet in Kidspace at the designated time; a brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow the storytime. This program is in partnership with the North Adams Public Library.\nFree; RSVP to reserve your spot. Please note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. \nAt this time we cannot accommodate large groups in storytime. To arrange a group visit to the museum and discuss educational components that could be included in your visit\, please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \n  \nSelected Exhibition \nDecember 19\, 2026: Laurent Grasso: Metaphysical Maze \n  \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation. \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust. \nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytimedecember-19-2026/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261228T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270101T133000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T135229Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T174434Z
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SUMMARY:School Break Kidspace WorkshopsDecember 2026
DESCRIPTION:MASS MoCA is open 10am-5pm all week\, including Tuesday\, December 29.\nJoin MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a series of free workshops for all ages during school break\, December 28–January 1. Workshops will take place in Kidspace at 11am and 1pm every day\, and each will focus on a different art medium and process. Come be inspired\, learn something new\, and make a project to take home! The ArtBar will be open for drop-in art-making throughout the day.\nRSVP encouraged but not required. Workshops are open to all ages; however\, younger children may need support from guardians. All children must be accompanied by an adult in Kidspace. \nWorkshop details and links to RSVP will be available in November. Some workshops may be capped based on attendance — RSVPs will be honored before walk-ups. \nMonday\, December 28: Elements of Art Zine with Heidi Whitus\nLearn how to make a unique tiny handmade book\, or “zine\,” a creative way to compile and share information with others. Attendees will fold\, write\, and illustrate their zines while exploring the Elements of Art and how each is used in Contemporary art.  \nRSVP here \nTuesday\, December 29: Spatial Poetry in Motion with Nina Keneally and Heidi Whitus\nDiscover how our bodies can be used to create “spatial poetry” through an art-focused yoga flow experience. Using images of the exhibitions at MASS MoCA as inspiration\, attendees will develop an understanding of basic art concepts while practicing movement and breathing techniques that will improve their flexibility\, focus\, and coordination. \nRSVP here\n \nWednesday\, December 30: Telescoping Scenes with David Waxman\nCreate an original 3D layered paper scene inspired by the telescoping rooms in Sam Fresquez’s installation titled * (asterisk). Participants will explore how Contemporary artists use repetition\, perspective\, depth\, and meaningful detail in their works and how they can bring these concepts into their own designs. \nRSVP here \nThursday\, December 31: Exhibition Design with Rebecca Cuscaden Marvin\nExplore how exhibitions are created and make a prototype of a show for MASS MoCA’s building 5 gallery. Attendees will learn how exhibitions are developed and produced\, and will use a variety of mixed media to create a small 3D model of an exhibition on the theme of their choice. \nRSVP here\n \nFriday\, January 1: Relationship Quipus with Beth Davis\nExamine how quipus\, ancient Andean technologies used to record and share data\, are used in Cecilia Viçuna’s works to explore Contemporary themes. Participants will then make a quipu using diverse textiles and basic knots to explore how their relationships with others and the world change over time.  \nRSVP here \n  \nCore support for MASS MoCA’s Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation.\n  \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/school-break-kidspace-workshopsdecember-2026/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270116T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270116T113000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
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SUMMARY:Family Storytime Spatial Poems
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime will feature a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on display. Meet in Kidspace at the designated time\, and a brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow. \nThis month’s Family Storytime theme is Spatial Poems. \nFree; RSVP to reserve your spot. Please note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. \nAt this time we cannot accommodate large groups in storytime. To arrange a group visit to the museum and discuss educational components that could be included in your visit\, please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions: \nSaturday\, January 30\, 2027: Daniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When) | Community Free Day\nSaturday\, February 20\, 2027: Machine Dazzle: Changes\nSaturday\, March 20\, 2027:  Spencer Finch\nSaturday\, March 27\, 2027: James Turrell | Community Free Day\nSaturday\, April 17\, 2027:  Sol LeWitt\nSaturday\, May 15\, 2027:  Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al Meollo \n  \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation.\nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust.\nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytime-january-16-2027/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270121T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270121T200000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T135815Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T153514Z
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SUMMARY:On the Queer Songbook:  Taylor Mac and Matt Ray
DESCRIPTION:“Music solves 99% of the problems in the world. We hope to nudge readers\, listeners\, movers\, singers\, and music makers into an openhearted prayer (or spell) of ecstatic frenzy.” — Taylor Mac\nRenegade theater artists Taylor Mac\, Matt Ray\, and Machine Dazzle’s four-hour rock opera\, Bark of Millions\, is an electrifying collision of performance\, live music\, and drag spectacle celebrating queerness\, with the fierce elation of a pride parade. \nThat same spirit enlivens Mac and Ray’s new book\, Bark of Millions: Queer Songs for the Living Library of the Deviant Theme\, written for theater obsessives\, musicians\, and performers to expand the repertoire of songs celebrating queer lives. Two fully illustrated hardcover books\, one of lyrics and essays and one of lead sheets for 50 of the show’s songs\, document a canon of music celebrating this inherently queer and joyful world. \nMac and Ray discuss their genre-defining work\, the persistent transcendence of joy over tragedy\, and the commonality found in the personal histories of queer peers. \nCan’t make the event? Purchase your copy of Bark of Millions: Queer Songs for the Living Library of the Deviant Theme here\, and we’ll get it signed for you. \nAbout Taylor Mac and Matt Ray: \nTaylor Mac\, Lyricist/Concept is a playwright\, poet\, performance artist\, actor\, and singer-songwriter. A MacArthur and Guggenheim fellow\, Mac is a Pulitzer Prize finalist\, a Tony nominee for Best Play\, and the recipient of the International Ibsen Award and the Kennedy Prize. The concert-doc Taylor Mac’s A 24-Decade History of Popular Music is currently streaming on HBO Max. \nMatt Ray\, Composer is a pianist\, multi-instrumentalist\, singer\, songwriter\, composer\, arranger\, and music director whom The New York Times called “the musical nexus of New York’s alt-cabaret scene.” He collaborated with Taylor Mac on The Lily’s Revenge and A 24-Decade History of Popular Music\, sharing the Edward M. 2017 Kennedy Prize for Drama Inspired by American History\, and received a 2023 Obie Award for his composition and music direction on The Hang. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/on-the-queer-songbook-taylor-mac-and-matt-ray/
LOCATION:Club B10\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Book Talk,Calendar Page,Public Program,Research & Development,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T170000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T140040Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T150032Z
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SUMMARY:Community Free Day:  January 2027
DESCRIPTION:Free for all who walk through our doors\, MASS MoCA’s biannual community celebration is an invitation to all to explore every corner of the museum and grounds.\nCheck back in December for a full list of the day’s events! \n  \n  \nLead Community Sponsor \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/community-free-day-january-2027/
LOCATION:MASS MoCA\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T113000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T154428Z
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SUMMARY:Family StorytimeDaniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When)
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime will feature a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on display. Meet in Kidspace at the designated time\, and a brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow. \nOn January 30\, Community Free Day\, the Family Storytime theme is Daniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When). \nFree; RSVP to reserve your spot. Please note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. \nAt this time we cannot accommodate large groups in storytime. To arrange a group visit to the museum and discuss educational components that could be included in your visit\, please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions:\nSaturday\, February 20\, 2027: Machine Dazzle: Changes\nSaturday\, March 20\, 2027:  Spencer Finch\nSaturday\, March 27\, 2027: James Turrell | Community Free Day\nSaturday\, April 17\, 2027:  Sol LeWitt\nSaturday\, May 15\, 2027:  Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al Meollo \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation.\n  \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust.\n  \nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytime-daniela-rivera-hacia-cuando-to-when/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270130T210000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T140428Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T153726Z
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SUMMARY:Gibney Company: Another Look Choreography by Lucinda Childs\, Composition by Philip Glass
DESCRIPTION:“The troupe’s superpower is clear: its strong and versatile dancers\, artists who appear to be physically capable of anything.” —The New York Times\, June 2022\nFollowing two successful collaborations\, Gibney Company Resident Choreographer Lucinda Childs is creating a full-length work set to Another Look at Harmony\, Part 4\, a major score by Philip Glass that has never been choreographed at this scale. Premiering at New York City Center in January 2027\, the work is conceived in celebration of Philip Glass’ 90th birthday and reunites two defining figures of American minimalism in a rare and timely artistic convergence. \nAbout Gibney Company:\nLed by Artistic Director Gina Gibney and Director Gilbert T. Small II\, Gibney Company commissions and performs works by renowned and emerging choreographers from New York and around the world who are committed to exploring connections between the rigorous\, often superhuman physicality of contemporary dance alongside humanistic\, responsive storytelling. \n  \nAnother Look is presented with the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels. \n \n  \n  \nThis program is supported in part by the Irene Hunter Fund for Dance at MASS MoCA in association with Jacob’s Pillow. \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/gibney-company-another-look-choreography-by-lucinda-childs-composition-by-philip-glass/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Dance,Performance,Performing Arts,Theater,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270206T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270206T193000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T140649Z
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SUMMARY:Opening Celebration:New Exhibitions in Building 6
DESCRIPTION:Join fellow museum members\, MASS MoCA curators\, friends from the community\, and the artists to celebrate three new exhibitions in The Robert W. Wilson Building (Building 6) —  The Oath\, Machine Dazzle: Changes\, Slumpie 69\, and new works by Laurie Anderson.\nAbout Annie-B Parson and Alla Kovgan: The Oath\nThe Oath\, a film based on Annie-B Parson’s stage choreography\, explores humanity’s dance of vernacular and poetic group actions. Set in a vivid universe of color\, the work spans time\, from the primeval age and into the future\, and features seventeen women and femmes moving as one for purpose and for pleasure\, to gather\, to bond\, to intimidate\, to believe\, to fight\, to promise — to dance. Learn more. \nAbout Machine Dazzle: Changes\nMachine Dazzle has been creating extraordinary costumes for over 30 years. As an artist\, costume designer\, set designer\, and performance artist\, he has presented his genre-defying work at venues ranging from Broadway to the runway\, wowing audiences from Joe’s Pub to the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. As the nation marks 250 years of America’s history\, MASS MoCA will showcase the artist’s wearable sculptural looks created for Taylor Mac’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated A 24-Decade History of Popular Music which examines the 24 decades since the founding of the United States in 1776. Learn more. \nAbout Jillian Mayer: Slumpie 69\nSlumpie 69 is part of a series begun in 2016 by Miami-based artist Jillian Mayer\, who calls the works “functional sculptures made for bodies in dialogue with screens.” A tongue-in-cheek response to our seemingly hopeless dependence on smart devices\, the brightly colored cast-aluminum sculpture invites visitors to sit\, rest\, or even slump on its lumps and loops. For Mayer\, its handmade\, bumpy surfaces and loose\, painterly colors are antithetical to the optimized\, frictionless interactions that personal technology promises. \nAbout Laurie Anderson\nAnderson’s seemingly boundless oeuvre includes the creation of books\, albums\, and performances that incorporate film\, slides\, recorded audio\, live music\, and spoken word. Anderson has long been recognized as a groundbreaking leader in the use of technology in the arts and has developed new musical instruments\, including the tape bow violin\, in which the bow has been replaced with magnetic audiotape and the bridge with a reader. Learn more. \nJoin us after the celebration in the Hunter Center to keep the celebration going with Perfume Genius & Kate Wallich: The Lesson. \nNot yet a member? Join today to enjoy free gallery admission\, discounts\, special invites\, and more. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/opening-celebrationnew-exhibitions-in-building-6/
LOCATION:B6.2
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Members Event,Membership,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270206T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270206T190000
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CREATED:20260922T163120Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261110T221342Z
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SUMMARY:Perfume Genius & Kate Wallich: The Lesson
DESCRIPTION:Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) and choreographer Kate Wallich return to the stage with a new collaboration.\n“This might be how the music of Perfume Genius is meant to be experienced.” — Pitchfork\nCombining Perfume Genius’ experimental pop with Wallich’s distinctive choreographic lens\, The Lesson is a raw\, live music and dance performance inspired by Elfriede Jelinek’s notorious novel The Piano Teacher and its famous film adaptation by Michael Haneke. \nThe Lesson examines what happens when desire has nowhere to go\, and what we’re rehearsing when we practice “good behavior.” The work moves through repression\, longing\, authority\, and submission in unstable scenes where roles shift\, and the unsaid becomes manically physical.\n\nLongtime admirers know that Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) has spoken about his love of The Piano Teacher. Its intense\, clinical bleakness and its capacity to be both unsettlingly comic and tragic are qualities that echo through the landscape of The Lesson.\n\nFollowing their acclaimed 2019 performance collaboration The Sun Still Burns Here\, Hadreas reunites with Wallich alongside his husband and musical partner\, Alan Wyffels\, and longtime collaborator Tate Justus. \nPlease note: This is a work-in-progress performance with its world premiere at REDCAT in Los Angeles on February 18\, 2027.\nThe Lesson was commissioned by Seattle Theatre Group and the STG Performing Arts Series\, with additional commissioning and development support from REDCAT\, Liquid Music | Northrop\, MASS MoCA\, and WIP LA. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/perfume-genius-and-kate-wallich-the-lesson/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Concert,Performance,Upcoming Performance,Winter/Spring 2027,Work-in-Progress: Live Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270211T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270211T190000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T140810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T034728Z
UID:68241-1802367000-1802372400@massmoca.org
SUMMARY:Artist Workshop:  Fresco building with Daniela Rivera
DESCRIPTION:Join the artist of Hacia Cuando (To When)\, Daniela Rivera\, for a process-oriented workshop on Fresco making. Each participant will receive materials and instructions to create individual\, small-scale frescos on wood panels. \nDaniela Rivera poses questions to think through the process of building Fresco together: \nWhat if painting did not depend on the image it depicts\, but on how it is built? What if painting were not a surface\, but a structure\, a crystal that defies time\, carrying the memory of its own making as it ages? What if we shift the verb from painting to making a painting? What if painting were less about mastering depiction and more about entering an intimate dialogue with the history and formation of its materials? \nThis workshop is a space to formulate these and many other questions through making. Together\, we will work through the history\, engage with the present\, and explore the possible futures of fresco in our culture by studying traditional techniques and exploring contemporary adaptations of this ancient process. At the end of our workshop you will have incorporated a new process into your tool kit\, understood materials\, color\, and painting anew\, and created a painting that has a body\, a memory\, and a life of its own. All levels are welcome. \nAbout the Artist:\nBorn in Santiago\, Chile\, Daniela Rivera is Professor of Studio Art at Wellesley College. She received her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts and has exhibited widely in Latin America and the United States. Her honors include residencies at Skowhegan and Headlands\, and the Rappaport Prize. \n  \nConceived with Denise Markonish\, Daniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When) is organized by Evan Garza\, Curator\, MASS MoCA. \nDaniela Rivera: Hacia Cuando (To When) has been supported by a grant from Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Artist’s Resource Trust. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/artist-workshop-fresco-building-with-daniela-rivera/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Artist Events,Calendar Page,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270213T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270213T110000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T141041Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T035859Z
UID:68403-1802512800-1802516400@massmoca.org
SUMMARY:Curator TourMachine Dazzle: Changes
DESCRIPTION:MASS MoCA members are invited to join curator Susan Cross for a members-only tour of Machine Dazzle: Changes: The Costume Design for Taylor Mac’s A 24-Decade History of Popular Music.\nSpace is limited\, and RSVP is required. \nNot a member? Join now to attend. MASS MoCA members enjoy free museum admission\, ticketing discounts\, invites\, and more. \nAbout Machine Dazzle: Changes \nMachine Dazzle has been creating extraordinary costumes for over 30 years. As an artist\, costume designer\, set designer\, and performance artist\, he has presented his genre-defying work at venues ranging from Broadway to the runway\, wowing audiences from Joe’s Pub to the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. As the nation marks 250 years of America’s history\, MASS MoCA will showcase the artist’s wearable sculptural looks created for Taylor Mac’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated A 24-Decade History of Popular Music\, which examines the 24 decades since the founding of the United States in 1776. Learn more. \n  \nMachine Dazzle: Changes is a collaboration between MASS MoCA\, Pomegranate Arts\, and Wrightwood 659. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/curator-tourmachine-dazzle-changes/
LOCATION:B6: The Robert W. Wilson Building
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Members Event,Membership,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270220
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T141200Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T175520Z
UID:68112-1802649600-1803081599@massmoca.org
SUMMARY:Touki Delphine: SUPERDRUM
DESCRIPTION:SUPERDRUM consists of more than one hundred second-hand drums\, donated by the public or sourced through online marketplaces\, thrift stores\, and attics. No two drums are the same; each carries its own history in its shape\, dents\, discoloration\, and old band logos. \nWith SUPERDRUM\, Touki Delphine taps into a primal force and has composed new music\, specially written for the possibilities and limitations of this machine. Their work blends groundbreaking techniques from the modern avant-garde with world music\, playing with sound masses: layers of sound that form a dense\, living texture. It sounds like Steve Reich interrupted by a swarm of bees\, Caroline Shaw writing for A Roomful of Drums\, or Edgard Varèse interpreted by a hundred woodpeckers. \nDuring this artist-in-residence viewing\, visitors are welcome to walk through the Hunter Center during museum hours to experience SUPERDRUM up close. \nPerformance activations will be announced in December. \nAbout the Artist\nAmsterdam-based Touki Delphine is a boundary-pushing collective of musicians\, performers\, and visual artists. They are making waves both nationally and internationally with monumental light and sound installations built from recycled materials: taillights in FIREBIRD\, turn signal relays in RELAY\, wiring in TRANSMISSION\, and windshield washer fluid reservoirs and their pump motors in DRIFTING. Their latest work\, SUPERDRUM\, is constructed from second-hand drums\, wooden branches\, and car door lock mechanisms. \nSUPERDRUM NL is created in collaboration with Veenfabriek\, with funding from Performing Arts Fund NL.\nSUPERDRUM USA is co-commissioned by PS21: Center for Contemporary Performance and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA)\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/touki-delphine-superdrum/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Performing Arts,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270215T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270219T133000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T141417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T012731Z
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SUMMARY:School Break Kidspace Workshops February 2027
DESCRIPTION:MASS MoCA is open 10am–5pm all week\, including Tuesday\, February 16.\nJoin MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a series of free workshops for all ages during school break\, February 15–19. Workshops will take place in Kidspace at 11am and 1pm every day\, and each will focus on a different art medium and process. Come be inspired\, learn something new\, and make a project to take home! The ArtBar will be open for drop-in art-making throughout the day.\nRSVP encouraged but not required. Workshops are open to all ages; however\, younger children may need support from guardians. All children must be accompanied by an adult in Kidspace. \nWorkshop details and links to RSVP will be available in January. Some workshops may be capped based on attendance — RSVPs will be honored before walk-ups. \nMonday\, February 15: \nDetails coming soon\nRSVP here \nTuesday\, February 16: \nDetails coming soon\nRSVP here \nWednesday\, February 17: \nDetails coming soon\nRSVP here \nThursday\, February 18: \nDetails coming soon\nRSVP here \nFriday\, February 19: \nDetails coming soon\nRSVP here \nCore support for MASS MoCA’s Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation. \nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/school-break-kidspace-workshops-february-2027/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T113000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T141638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T154403Z
UID:68090-1803119400-1803123000@massmoca.org
SUMMARY:Family StorytimeMachine Dazzle: Changes
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to 6 years old are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime will feature a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on display. Meet in Kidspace at the designated time\, and a brief gallery walk-through and discussion of the art will follow. \nThis month’s Family Storytime theme is Machine Dazzle: Changes. \nFree; RSVP to reserve your spot. Please note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. \nAt this time we cannot accommodate large groups in storytime. To arrange a group visit to the museum and discuss educational components that could be included in your visit\, please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions:\n\nSaturday\, March 20\, 2027:  Spencer Finch\nSaturday\, March 27\, 2027: James Turrell | Community Free Day\nSaturday\, April 17\, 2027:  Sol LeWitt\nSaturday\, May 15\, 2027:  Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al Meollo \nCore support for the Department of Public Programs is provided by the WLS Spencer Foundation.\nMajor support is generously provided by the national Leadership in Art Museums (LAM) initiative funded by the Alice L. Walton Foundation\, the Mellon Foundation\, and Pilot House Philanthropy; the Feigenbaum Foundation; and the Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust.\nSupport is also provided by Anonymous (2); the Avangrid Foundation\, in partnership with Berkshire Gas Company; the Robert Lehman Foundation; Berkshire Bank; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and MountainOne.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytimemachine-dazzle-changes/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T180000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T141820Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T040025Z
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SUMMARY:Graphic Novel Book ClubEx Utero by Charles Forsman
DESCRIPTION:Blankets meets Pet Sematary in the long-awaited comeback from the author of The End of the Fxxxing World and I Am Not Okay With This\, a crossover horror story set in the early ’90s in which a desperate suburban teen brings his mother back from the dead.\nJosh Mort is a 16-year-old nerd living in a small American town in the early 1990s with his checked-out father and his younger brother\, Pete. He has a best friend\, Greta\, whom he secretly loves\, and a serial bully\, Corey\, who won’t leave him alone. His pregnant mother\, Lindsay\, died the year before\, officially in a car accident\, but her past suggests otherwise. While burying his cat in the woods behind the local cemetery\, Josh discovers a mysterious old book of black magic\, including a spell to revive the dead. \nDripping in grunge atmosphere\, Ex Utero mines familiar territory for fans of Forsman’s previous bestsellers: raw adolescence\, young romance\, slowly building tension\, and small cracks in reality\, all with a perfectly controlled touch of the fantastic. It is Forsman’s most accomplished work to date\, a horror story that masks an exploration of family trauma and of reconciling a complex relationship with a parent after their death. \nJoin Forsman and writer/educator Timothy Callahan to discuss the book\, which is also our Graphic Novel Book Club selection. \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order a copy of Ex Utero and we’ll get your book signed for you. \nAbout the Graphic Novel Book Club\nIn the past 40 years\, comics have gone from an underground\, alternative\, and niche concern to being used as a tool for learning in primary schools across the country and critiqued in universities the world over. Many of us first experience “reading” images in the sequential format of graphic novels before ever entering a museum. Join our quarterly book club centered around the art of the graphic novel. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/graphic-novel-book-clubex-utero-by-charles-forsman/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Book Club,Book Talk,Calendar Page,Public Program,Research & Development,Winter/Spring 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20270220T193000
DTSTAMP:20261112T033420
CREATED:20261111T142040Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261111T040331Z
UID:68118-1803144600-1803151800@massmoca.org
SUMMARY:Piano QUI-Poem Performance by Cecilia Vicuña and Ricardo Gallo
DESCRIPTION:Poetry\, piano\, flutes\, and synthesizer come together in a performance that will never happen the same way twice. Renowned artist Cecilia Vicuña and pianist Ricardo Gallo bring Vicuña’s poems to life\, building a sonic and poetic world in real time.\nPresented as part of Spatial Poems\, this edition of QUI-Poem\, which the duo has performed together since 2016\, responds in verse and sound to the room\, the moment\, and the artworks on view. Vicuña’s voice\, charged with echoes of Indigenous chants and contemporary wit\, meets Gallo’s distinctive piano touch\, expanded by inside-piano preparation\, traditional South American flutes\, and synthesizer. Their Spanish and English poetry draws on ancient Andean knowledge and connects it to today’s environmental crisis. Their collaborations also include Vicuña’s Tate Modern commission\, Brain Forest Quipu. \nJoin us after the performance for a reception in the Research and Development Store. Purchase signed copies of Vicuña and Gallo’s new album and leave with a memory of your experience at MASS MoCA. \nAbout Spatial Poems:\nSpatial Poems is a communal exhibition in three concurrent parts that aims to disrupt the art world’s usual curatorial structures. Cecilia Vicuña’s “precarios\,” sculptures made from debris and collective rituals of dissonant sound\, serve as the conceptual framework for three interrelated projects: Vicuña’s union of three\, Lola Ayisha Ogbara’s Scars Insist on Being Remembered\, and Sam Frésquez’s nested\, dreamlike kitchens. Together\, the artists explore ephemerality\, memory\, and cyclical repetition\, and the projects can be read as a score\, or spatial poem\, that inspires a dialogue on care and new forms of being. Learn more. \nAbout the Performers: \nCecilia Vicuña is a poet\, artist\, activist\, and filmmaker whose work addresses ecological destruction\, human rights\, and cultural homogenization. Born in Santiago de Chile and in exile since the early 1970s after the military coup against the president\, Salvador Allende\, she is the author of more than 30 volumes of art and poetry and winner of Chile’s 2023 Premio Nacional de Artes Plásticas. \nColombian pianist and composer Ricardo Gallo has written for acoustic and electro-acoustic ensembles\, film\, dance\, installations\, and multimedia stage productions\, and has published sixteen albums as a leader or co-leader. He has received commissions from the Colombia National Symphony Orchestra and Big Band Bogotá. Since 2016\, he has performed as a duo with poet and artist Cecilia Vicuña\, directing the sonic component of her 2022 Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission\, Brain Forest Quipu. A MacDowell fellow\, he is based in New York. \nSpatial Poems is part of MASS MoCA’s Curatorial Exchange Initiative (CEI) which is generously supported through leadership gifts from Sarah Arison and the Arison Arts Foundation\, Michi Jigarjian\, Denise Sobel\, the Teiger Foundation\, and Yukiko and Anders Schroeder. Additional support is provided by the Director’s Catalyst Fund\, with generous contributions from Greg and Anne Avis\, Kelly and Bill Kaiser\, Steve and Lisa Jenks\, Bob Gold\, and an anonymous donor.\n  \nAdditional support for Spatial Poems is provided by the Dale and Deborah Smith Foundation. Special thanks to the Williams College Museum of Art.\n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/piano-qui-poem-performance-by-cecilia-vicuna-and-ricardo-gallo/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Performance,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2027
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