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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:20230103T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20430103T170000
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SUMMARY:Museum Admission Advance tickets recommended
DESCRIPTION:MUSEUM ADMISSION \nAdvance tickets are recommended for all museum visitors to skip the line. Walk-ups are always welcome. \nAdults: $25\nSeniors (65+) / Veterans: $22\nStudents with ID: $15\nKids (6-16): $10\nChildren 5 and under: FREE\nAdmission to Kidspace: FREE \nIn-person discounts are available\, check to see if you are eligible. \nFor museum hours and information on public tours\, click here. \nMASS MoCA MEMBERS\nMuseum admission is always free for MASS MoCA members; members can reserve their free admission tickets before arriving by logging in. \nNot yet a member? Become one here. \nJAMES TURRELL: INTO THE LIGHT\nInto the Light is a multi-decade retrospective of several James Turrell works. Advance reservations are required at no additional charge to view James Turrell’s Perfectly Clear and Hind Sight. Reservations are not required to view the other works on view in the exhibition. \nMake Perfectly Clear and Hind Sight reservations here. \nJAMES TURRELL: C.A.V.U. (Skyspace) \nJames Turrell’s C.A.V.U. is open during museum hours with no reservations required. The work is optimally experienced when the sun is just below the horizon—in the liminal period between day and night\, light and dark. Limited reservations to view at dawn and dusk are available on a rolling basis. \nCheck availability for dawn and dusk reservations. \nLAURIE ANDERSON\nLaurie Anderson continues to invite viewers to explore a multi-functional constellation of galleries and installations with an evolving rotation of works. Please note that Chalkroom and To the Moon virtual reality experiences have been retired. \nKIDSPACE\nKidspace\, MASS MoCA’s creative laboratory that inspires curiosity in the arts for all\, is always free with no reservations required. \nPUBLIC PROGRAMS\nMASS MoCA offers a variety of opportunities to deepen engagement with its visual and performing arts programming that are often included with gallery admission. View the calendar of events here. \nPERFORMING ARTS\, FESTIVALS AND SPECIAL EVENTS\nTickets for performances\, festivals and special events are not included with gallery admission and can be purchased from the event listings on our website. View the full calendar of events here. \nENJOY MASS MoCA & NORTH ADAMS\nNo visit to MASS MoCA is complete without checking out our artist-inspired retail stores and delicious food and drink options. See a full list here. \nAnd be sure to check out more art – including Martin Puryear’s monumental Big Bling sculpture – parks\, shops\, and restaurants throughout our beloved hometown\, North Adams\, MA. Learn more. \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/museum-tickets/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260516T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260516T113000
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SUMMARY:Family StorytimeMay 16\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to age 6 are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime features a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on view. 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 Carly Glovinski: Almanac. \nFree to attend and space is limited. RSVP to reserve your spot. \nPlease note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. At 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 please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions:\nSaturday\, June 13 – Spatial Poems\, featuring Drag Story Hour Berkshires\nSaturday\, June 20 – Alison Pebworth: Cultural Apothecary \nThis program is presented in partnership with the North Adams Public Library. \nPhoto: Liz McCarthy \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytime-3/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Featured,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260521T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260521T190000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
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SUMMARY:MASS MoCA Art Futures Benefit  May 21\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Board of Trustees\, Emeriti Trustees\, and Director Kristy Edmunds invite you to: \nMASS MoCA Art Futures Benefit 2026\nThursday\, May 21\, 2026 | 6–11pm\nNorth Adams\, MA \nPlease join us in celebration of MASS MoCA’s mission and work by gathering with fellow supporters and friends to raise a glass to our shared art futures. We will honor two extraordinary individuals as 2026 Art Futures Awardees — the incomparable artist Laurie Anderson and global philanthropist and champion of artists Charlotte Cramer Wagner. \n \nYES! COUNT ME IN!\nRSVP by May 1\, 2026 \nThe evening will also offer a fresh-from-the-Berkshires dinner\, creative performances by special guest artists\, an auction featuring artful experiences\, and a festive after-party with DJs and dancing\, cocktails and late-night snacks\, a photo booth\, and interactive projections. \nAll proceeds from this event benefit the Art Futures Fund\, which ensures MASS MoCA’s ability to continue its unique practice of investing directly in artists through the funding of new work — commissions\, exhibitions\, and programming. \n  \nSPONSORSHIPS AND TICKETS \nLuminary Sponsor\n$100\,000  \nVanguard Sponsor\n$50\,000 \nInterlocutor Sponsor\n$25\,000 \nSteward Sponsor\n$10\,000 \nIndividual Ticket\n$750 or $1\,250 \n\nAbout the MASS MoCA Art Futures Award\nThe MASS MoCA Art Futures Award was established in 2025 to acknowledge bold individuals who persist in creating the art we need\, before we are even aware we need it. They forge new ways ahead with courage. They carve future paths with singular fortitude. And they dare to dream our future forward through art. Each year\, two Art Futures Awards honor an artist and a champion of artists who embody these values\, and who inspire and shape the interconnected futures of MASS MoCA\, the field of contemporary art\, and the world at large. The inaugural 2025 Awardees were artist Vincent Valdez and Ruby Lerner\, Founding Executive Director of Creative Capital. \n\nHost Committee\nAs of April 1\, 2026 \nKelly and Bill Kaiser\, Co-Chairs\nGreg and Anne Avis\nAlan Beller and Stephanie Neville\nJulia Bowen and Brad Svrluga\nDuncan and Susan Brown\nTimur Galen and Linda Genereux\nSteve and Lisa Jenks\n‭Harold Koda and Alan Kornberg\nRuby Lerner\nPamela Lloyd and Renny Gleeson\nHans and Kate Morris\nJeryl and Steve Oristaglio\nPatrick Planeta and Santiago Varela\nKatie and Will Schmidt\nEmily and Simon Shaw\nGerry and Kelly Pasciucco\nElizabeth and Haitham Wahab\nLibby Wadsworth and Paul Peppis\n‭Susy and Jack Wadsworth‬ \n  \nTHANK YOU\nOur Sponsors make this event possible. We are thankful for each of your generosity and support of MASS MoCA’s Art Futures Benefit 2026. \n  \nVANGUARD SPONSORS\nGreg and Anne Avis\nThe Wadsworth‬ Family\nKelly and Bill Kaiser\nAnonymous \n  \nINTERLOCUTOR SPONSORS\nAlan Beller and Stephanie Neville\nLinda and Roger Mason\nJeryl and Steve Oristaglio\nGerry and Kelly Pasciucco\nCharlotte Cramer Wagner and Herbert Wagner \n  \nSTEWARD SPONSORS\nJulia Bowen and Brad Svrluga\nDuncan and Susan Brown\nTimur Galen and Linda Genereux\nSusan Gold\nGoldman Sachs\nScott and Ellen Hand\nJim and Joan Hunter‬\nSteve and Lisa Jenks\nHans and Kate Morris\nPatrick Planeta and Santiago Varela\nTOURISTS \n  \nSTEWARD TICKET SPONSORS\nGeorge Ahl\nArthur Carpenter and Alexandra Wettlaufer\nBrad Cloepfil\nMarc Gotlieb\nOlivia Howard and Greg Griffith\nPamela Lloyd and Renny Gleeson\nJana Reed\nElizabeth Wahab\nAdam Weinberg \n  \nINDIVIDUAL TICKETS\nAccess Plus\nKathryn Carlson and Tito Bottitta\nSteven Corkin\nSarah Eustis\nAnna Farrington\nJason Forney\nHauser & Wirth\nMonty Hermann and Sasithon Pooviriyakul\nNatalie Johnsonius and David Neubert\nCrystalle LaCouture\nLesley O’Neill\nPerri Petricca and Michelle Thorpe\nLeo Quigley\nJudilee Reed\nEmily and Simon Shaw\nMark Simonian and Sheila Harley\nJonathan Swartz\nJohn Thoman Jr and Lee Venolia \n  \nART FUTURES FUND DONORS\nBonnie and Terry Burman\nRobert and Trina McKeever\nClifford Ross \n  \nSponsors and supporters as of May 7\, 2026. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/art-futures-benefit-2026/
LOCATION:MASS MoCA\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Archive,Benefit,Summer 2025
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260521T203000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260521T230000
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SUMMARY:After Party: MASS MoCA Art Futures Benefit
DESCRIPTION:Join us to dance the night away at our high-energy\, outdoor Art Futures Benefit After Party featuring music by DJs Cooper Gangemi and Sören Smedvig\, and immersive\, large-scale projections by artist Pamela Hersch.\nMASS MoCA is dedicated to supporting artistic freedom\, and creating inspiring conditions for artists\, across generations and in all forms\, to dream new worlds into being through their art. All proceeds from this event benefit the Art Futures Fund which ensures MASS MoCA’s ability to continue its unique practice of investing directly in artists’ dreams — through the funding of new commissions\, exhibitions and artistic programming. \nEntry also includes late-night snacks and a drink ticket. \nFestive attire and dancing shoes encouraged. 21+. \nAbout MASS MoCA’s Art Futures Benefit\nPlease join us in celebration of MASS MoCA’s mission and work by gathering with fellow supporters and friends to raise a glass to our shared art futures. This year’s festive benet and summer season opener will feature the celebration of our 2026 Art Futures Awardees — the incomparable artist Laurie Anderson\, who will be presenting new work in the Robert W. Wilson Building (B6) beginning in May\, and global philanthropist and champion of artists Charlotte Cramer Wagner. All proceeds from this event benet the Art Futures Fund. Learn more. \nAbout the Artists:\nPamela Hersch is a Mexican-American visual artist specializing in projection design\, interactive installations\, and motion graphics. She has collaborated with a wide range of producers\, artists\, nonprofits\, galleries\, museums\, and commercial organizations. Notable projects include the Float installation at Boston’s Government Center; the Boston Marathon: Light Up the Night projection at the Fairmont Copley Plaza; and projection mapping activations for Rob “Problak” Gibbs’s mural Breathe Life Together and Jeffrey Gibson’s your spirit whispering in my ear in Dewey Square\, Boston. Hersch’s work draws inspiration from the organic movements of nature\, its colors\, patterns\, and textures. Through her practice\, she aims to create experiences that shift perspectives\, foster human connection\, and raise awareness of our impact on one another and the world. In addition to her artistic practice\, she manages Installation Space\, an art gallery on historic Eagle Street in North Adams\, Massachusetts. \nCooper Gangemi is a New York-based DJ with 16 years behind the decks\, a career established in the Berkshires with roots at MASS MoCA. With a resume spanning dancefloors and parties across the country\, he brings a veteran perspective and a disciplined technical approach to the booth. \nSören Smedvig is an audio engineer\, producer\, musician and DJ currently based in the Berkshires\, MA. He works at various studios in the region and operates a studio in West Stockbridge\, Windswept Sound. Sören has recorded and worked with GRAMMY-winning artists and producers since graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2023\, specializing in production\, recording\, mixing and mastering across Hip Hop\, R&B\, Pop\, EDM\, Classical\, Jazz\, Folk and more. Sören provided engineering work on the first 2 releases of the newly formed MASS MoCA records. Along with his studio work he has become an in-demand DJ and musician for events in the Berkshire region. \n \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/mass-moca-art-futures-benefit-after-party/
LOCATION:Courtyard C Terrace
CATEGORIES:Featured,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T080000
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SUMMARY:Spatial Poems Cecilia Vicuña\, Sam Frésquez\, Lola Ayisha Ogbara
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n\nSpatial Poems is a communal exhibition in three concurrent parts developed by CEI Fellow Marissa Del Toro in collaboration with guest curators Ninabah Winton and Jamillah Hinson\, who aim to disrupt the art world’s usual curatorial structures.\nCecilia Vicuña’s ‘precarios’ – a series of multidisciplinary works composed in part of sculptures made out of debris and in part of collective rituals of dissonant sound – serve as the overarching conceptual framework for the three interrelated projects\, with curators and artists responding to the many themes Vicuña’s works evoke. The artists and artworks explore ephemerality\, memory\, and cyclical repetition through a range of materials and compositional approaches.\nTogether\, the projects can be understood as a score or spatial poem\, created by curators and artists working in a euphonious rhythm. Spatial Poems inspires a dialogue on care\, social relations\, and the organization of new forms of being and processes as an act of refusal to the current precaritization of the art world.\n\n\n\n\n\nCecilia Vicuña: union of three \nCurated by Marissa Del Toro\nCecilia Vicuña: union of three is rooted in the artist’s 60-year art practice of ‘precarios’ or ‘Arte Precario’—small assemblages made from discarded and fragmented materials conceptually foregrounded in ephemerality\, intangibility\, and evanescence. Born in 1948 in Santiago\, Chile\, and based in New York City\, the pioneering visual artist\, poet\, filmmaker\, and activist has focused on various political issues\, from the fascist Pinochet era of Chile to the present environmental destruction. Cecilia Vicuña: union of three presents a selection of ‘precario’ and quipu sculptures\, including her monumental Quipu Desaparecido 2 / Disappeared Quipu 2 (2018) and Balsa Snake Raft to Escape the Flood (2017)\, alongside films\, texts\, and sound. \nLearn more \nLola Ayisha Ogbara: Scars Insist on Being Remembered\nCurated by Jamillah Hinson in collaboration with Marissa Del Toro\nLola Ayisha Ogbara: Scars Insist on Being Remembered is an exercise in care that explores Black movement\, veneration\, and sonic experimentation\, presented through imagined geographies and naturally forming archives rooted in the artistic and cultural traditions of post-structuralism in Black American and African diasporic communities. With a conceptual practice standing at the intersection of non-Western epistemologies and bodily topographies\, Ogbara explores the philosophical poetics of the scar as both a visual language of fugitivity and an imprint of resistance through material and compositional investigations. \nLearn more \nSam Frésquez: *\nCurated by Ninabah Winton\nIn ” * “\, Sam Frésquez invites viewers into a dreamlike exploration of nested realities — a literal and metaphorical journey through time\, memory\, and intergenerational knowledge. Beginning with a life-sized kitchen that visitors can physically enter\, the installation unfolds as a sequence of six increasingly miniaturized versions of the same space. Each contains meticulously crafted furnishings that shrink proportionally\, until reaching the smallest room\, which is merely inches tall. This recursive architectural experience creates a visual tunnel that allows viewers to contemplate the compression and expansion of lived histories. \nLearn more \nCurated by Marissa Del Toro\, Curatorial Exchange Initiative Fellow\, MASS MoCA with guest curators Jamillah Hinson and Ninabah Winton. \nSpatial Poems is part of MASS MoCA’s Curatorial Exchange Initiative (CEI). The CEI is an exploratory pilot for how contemporary museums work collaboratively with curators and artists whose diverse practices and knowledge can be exchanged\, supported\, and deepened. The three-year program invites six curators to realize curatorial projects at MASS MoCA and in the North Adams community. The CEI 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 MASS MoCA 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
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/spatial-poems/
LOCATION:Building 4.1\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Homepage,Upcoming Exhibitions,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T170000
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SUMMARY:Arielle Twist: CHOPPED
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a sound installation and audio takeover of Jeffrey Gibson: POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT by Halifax-based Two-Spirit Cree transfemme artist Arielle Twist.\nCommissioned by MASS MoCA in conjunction with Gibson’s exhibition and produced by Patrick ‘Reachout’ Coll\, CHOPPED is a sound work informed by notions of erasure\, disembodiment\, hauntings\, and the power of absence and ancestral presence. Twist conceived the sound installation in the wake of increasing discrimination and violence suffered by trans and gender nonconforming people\, particularly in America. CHOPPED is both a manifesto and a prayer\, authored and performed by Twist and a small number of trans collaborators. In the absence of her physical presence\, Twist offers viewers the power of her voice\, her spirit\, and a braided lock of her hair.  \nAbout the Artist:  \nArielle Twist’s (George Gordon First Nation and Sipekne’katik First Nation\, Cree) interdisciplinary practice blends poetics and visual modes of creation to explore the realities and legacy of Indigenous and Trans* life and grief. Exploring and experimenting through mediums such as textiles\, painting\, performance\, literature\, and language\, Twist is reconnecting with the legacy of Indigenous Trans matriarchy and womanhood. Recent exhibitions include Indigenous Joys\, Neutral Ground\, Saskatchewan\, and Time As A Relative\, Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art\, Kelowna\, British Columbia. Twist has received awards from the Writers’ Trust of Canada\, Indigenous Voices Awards\, and Arts Nova Scotia for her debut poetry collection Disintegrate/Dissociate (2019\, Arsenal Pulp Press).  \nPrograms associated with Jeffrey Gibson: POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT  are supported in part by the Henry Luce Foundation. Additional support is provided by the Endeavor Foundation. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/arielle-twist-chopped/
LOCATION:Building 5
CATEGORIES:Featured,Public Program,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T170000
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SUMMARY:In Conversation: Artists and Curators of Spatial Poems
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a panel discussion on Spatial Poems\, moderated by Curatorial Exchange Initiative Fellow Marissa Del Toro with collaborating guest curators Ninabah Winton and Jamillah Hinson and artists Sam Frésquez and Lola Ayisha Ogbara. The conversation will revolve around the exhibition’s themes of precariousness\, care\, collectivity\, ephemerality\, memory\, and cyclical repetition.\nAfter the event\, stay for the exhibition’s opening celebration at 5:30pm. Learn more. \nSpatial Poems is a communal exhibition in three concurrent parts developed by CEI Fellow Marissa Del Toro in collaboration with guest curators Ninabah Winton and Jamillah Hinson. The exhibition features the work of artists Cecilia Vicuña\, Lola Ayisha Ogbara\, and Sam Frésquez. Together\, the exhibitions can be understood as a score or spatial poem\, created by curators and artists working in a euphonious rhythm. Spatial Poems inspires a dialogue on care\, social relations\, and the organization of new forms of being and processes as an act of refusal to the current precaritization of the art world. Learn more. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/in-conversation-artists-and-curators-of-spatial-poems/
LOCATION:Swing Space\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured,Public Program,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260523T173000
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SUMMARY:Member & Artist Opening Reception:Spatial Poems and Michael E. Smith: The Makings of You
DESCRIPTION:Join fellow museum members\, MASS MoCA curators\, friends from the community\, and the artists to celebrate the opening of Spatial Poems and Michael E. Smith: The Makings of You.\nSpatial Poems is a communal exhibition in three concurrent parts developed by Curatorial Exchange Initiative Fellow Marissa Del Toro in collaboration with guest curators Ninabah Winton and Jamillah Hinson. The exhibition features the work of artists Cecilia Vicuña\, Lola Ayisha Ogbara\, and Sam Frésquez. Together\, the exhibitions can be understood as a score or spatial poem\, created by curators and artists working in a euphonious rhythm. Spatial Poems inspires a dialogue on care\, social relations\, and the organization of new forms of being and processes as an act of refusal to the current precaritization of the art world. Learn more. \nUsing familiar objects\, artist Michael E. Smith creates installations that thrum with unexpected energy. Drained fish tanks\, plaster-filled basketballs\, and unplugged scanners exert a new – or previously unseen – sense of alertness\, even swagger\, in their novel conditions. Retooling objects that remain\, in the artist’s words\, “stubbornly themselves\,” such as a piece of furniture or article of clothing\, Smith tests the way that materials interact and react when placed together. He handles the shared materials of our lives with sensitivity\, often coupling disparate objects in the hopes that they will be reunited with their other halves. Diverting them from their future as waste\, Smith also taps into their resilience. Learn more. \nNot yet a member? Join now to attend the opening celebration at no cost with advance registration. MASS MoCA members enjoy free museum admission\, ticketing discounts\, invites\, and more. \nSpatial Poems is part of MASS MoCA’s Curatorial Exchange Initiative (CEI). The CEI 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 MASS MoCA 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. \nMichael E. Smith is made possible by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in support of MASS MoCA and the Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art. Support for this exhibition is provided by the Rosen Family Fund and Kathy & Brian Schultz\, in memory of Billy Poveda. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/member-artist-opening-reception-spatial-poems-and-michael-e-smith/
LOCATION:B4.1
CATEGORIES:Members Event,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260528T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260528T190000
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SUMMARY:Open Studios at MASS MoCA
DESCRIPTION:Get to know the current Studios at MASS MoCA artists-in-residence over snacks and conversation\nMark your calendars for this season’s Open Studios at MASS MoCA and get to know the current artists-in-residence over snacks and conversation! Each event will take place in Building 13 and Building 34. As always\, this event is free and open to all. \nDirections to the Studios: \nB13: 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. \nB34: 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\, just head straight and then to the left up the ramp to the Studios entrance (black door). \nAbout the Studios at MASS MoCA: \nSince 2015\, the Studios at MASS MoCA residency program has hosted over 1\,000 artists and writers at all career stages\, income levels\, and geographic locations on its North Adams campus surrounded by the beautiful Berkshire mountains. The residency program runs year-round\, hosts up to 10 artists at a time for stays of 2 or 4 weeks\, and primarily seeks applications from visual artists (painters\, sculptors\, installation artists\, photographers\, video/new media artists\, fiber artists\, printmakers\, etc.) and writers in all literary disciplines. Artists from any nationality are encouraged to apply. Learn more. \nThe Studios at MASS MoCA’s 2025-26 Season has been made possible in part by the Leonard & Ruth Horwich Family Foundation\, the Dorothea L. Leonhardt Foundation\, the Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust\, and an anonymous donor. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/open-studios-at-mass-moca-22/
LOCATION:B13 & B34\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer 2026,The Studios at MASS MoCA
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260530T170000
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SUMMARY:Nonstop Bodies: How Dance Shaped New York CityRennie McDougall
DESCRIPTION:Join author Rennie McDougall in the R&D Store as he discusses Nonstop Bodies\, a new social history of New York through dance\n“Nonstop Bodies is a vital new social history of New York. Rennie McDougall moves from uptown to downtown and from ballrooms to sidewalks; from icons of modern dance to the mambo-mad Palladium; from club kids to ballet to breakers in the Bronx. In doing so\, he reveals dance to be an unexcelled lens through which to understand the tensions — between high culture and low\, identity and difference\, the monied and less so — that make the city go.” – Joshua Jelly-Schapiro\, author of Names of New York. \nIn charting the stories and interconnected histories of different forms of dance\, Nonstop Bodies: How Dance Shaped New York City (Abrams Press) reveals how each was fundamentally shaped by the social and historical forces of the time\, as movements rumbling through the rest of the country came to a head in the singular density and diversity of New York City. \nMartha Graham shares a lineage with the West African dances being transported to New York stages by Katherine Dunham; George Balanchine took inspiration from the acrobatic feats of the Nicholas Brothers and other dancers honing their skills in Harlem’s ballrooms; partnered dancing at the Palladium influenced Jerome Robbins whose Broadway choreography preceded the individualized revelries of the disco. McDougall argues not only that dance can act as a mirror to the larger narratives of New York and the nation\, but that the city itself has proven uniquely capable of creating innovations in how we move and dance together. Nonstop Bodies is more than a history — it is an exploration of movement that captures the ways in which dance has acted as both a catalyst and reflection of the city’s culture\, politics\, and heart. \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order copies of Nonstop Bodies and we’ll get your book signed for you. \nRennie McDougall is a writer based in Brooklyn. His writing has appeared in T Magazine\, The Village Voice\, Lapham’s Quarterly\, Gay Magazine/Medium\, frieze.com\, hyperallergic.com\, Los Angeles Review of Books\, The Brooklyn Rail\, and Slate\, among others. He received an Observer Anthony Burgess Prize for Arts Journalism in 2018 and was named a NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow for non-fiction literature in 2023. Nonstop Bodies is his first book. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/rennie-mcdougall-nonstop-bodies-how-dance-shaped-new-york-city/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260613
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
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SUMMARY:Community Free Day June 2026
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 our creative campus.\nOn your way into the Museum’s doors\, don’t miss the first chance to glimpse our newest outdoor exhibition Homecoming by Amanda Lovelee and Jessica Gersony\, which will be activated throughout the day. \nOur June Community Free Day includes thematic museum tours\, art-making in Kidspace\, and a special author talk between Isaac Fitzgerald\, author of American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny Appleseed and Amanda Lovelee. \nFREE MUSEUM ADMISSION ALL DAY \nExplore this year’s schedule below. Register in advance to skip the line. \nSchedule:\n10am–5pm Galleries open and Art-making in Kidspace\n10am–2pm Community Organizations Tabling\n10:30am Family Storytime (exhibition: Spatial Poems\, featuring Drag Story Hour Berkshires)\n11am Performance of HUMAN\, written and directed by Nehprii Amenii\n11am Long-term Exhibitions Highlights Tours\n12pm MASS MoCA History Tour\n1pm Short-term Exhibitions Highlights Tours\n12pm–3pm Outdoor Art-making\n2pm Pep Rally for the Trees: Opening celebration for Amanda Lovelee: Homecoming\n4pm In Conversation: Isaac Fitzgerald ‘between two trees’ with Amanda Lovelee\n5pm Reception in R&D \n  \nLead Community Sponsor \n \nAdditional support is provided by the Avangrid Foundation in partnership with Berkshire Gas. \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/community-free-day-summer-2026/
LOCATION:MASS MoCA\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Public Program,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T150000
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SUMMARY:Pep Rally for the Trees Amanda Lovelee: Homecoming
DESCRIPTION:Join us in welcoming two trees in residence at MASS MoCA as part of Amanda Lovelee’s immersive\, outdoor installation Homecoming – and together we will cheer on their resilience! All ages are welcome\, with kid friendly art-making and performances by regional marching bands.\nAmanda Lovelee creates immersive artworks around the U.S. to influence government at the local and national levels with a focus on climate justice. Her newest commission Homecoming at MASS MoCA is an immersive outdoor installation designed to remember a deeper connection between humans and nature\, while playfully addressing the urgency of climate change that is causing plants to migrate. \nThe project envisions MASS MoCA as a symbolic micro field station for two trees-in-residence participating in assisted plant migration – a technology used to introduce trees to new ways of surviving and thriving in a warming climate. Central to this installation are custom-designed bleachers to watch two trees grow and witness the time scale shifts of more-than-human beings. Homecoming is in collaboration with plant scientist\, artist and educator Jess Gersony and the PLACE (Plant physiology\, Art\, and Community Engagement) Lab at Smith College. \n  \nLearn more about Amanda Lovelee: Homecoming\n  \n  \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/pep-rally-for-the-trees/
LOCATION:Courtyard A
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T160000
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SUMMARY:American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny AppleseedIsaac Fitzgerald in Conversation with Amanda Lovelee
DESCRIPTION:Join writer Isaac Fitzgerald in conversation with artist Amanda Lovelee as they discuss Fitzgerald’s American Rambler and Lovelee’s newly opened MASS MoCA exhibition Homecoming\n“An immersive walk through our country’s forgotten history. Fitzgerald carves out a trail through his own past as he explores the landscapes and lives that shaped a nation” –Tara Westover\, author of Educated \nIn conjunction with MASS MoCA’s newest immersive outdoor exhibition Homecoming\, join us and artist Amanda Lovelee as we celebrate the return of The New York Times best-selling author of Dirtbag\, Massachusetts\, Isaac Fitzgerald. \nAs a child\, Isaac Fitzgerald was always captivated by Johnny Appleseed\, drawn by family ties to the legend\, his father’s larger-than-life stories\, and a shared restlessness to leave home and discover what lies beyond. In American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny Appleseed (Knopf)\, he sets out\, walking from central Massachusetts to Indiana on a year-long journey to follow the path of the legendary Johnny Appleseed\, turning a childhood fascination into a profound reckoning of loss and grief\, ritual and faith\, grimy gas station bathrooms and scenic apple-picking. A moving blend of memoir\, history\, and travelogue\, American Rambler is at once an ode to the American heartland\, an antidote to the breakneck pace of modern life\, and an epic journey that both takes him far from home and brings him closer to it. \nCan’t make the event? Order a copy of American Rambler and we’ll get it signed for you. \nIsaac Fitzgerald is The New York Times best-selling author of Dirtbag\, Massachusetts and How to Be a Pirate as well as the co-author of Pen & Ink: Tattoos and the Stories Behind Them and Knives & Ink: Chefs and the Stories Behind Their Tattoos. He appears frequently on The Today Show\, and his writing has appeared in The New York Times\, The Atlantic\, Esquire\, GQ\, The Guardian\, and The Best American Nonrequired Reading\, among others. He lives with his wife and their two dogs on the North Fork of Long Island. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/american-rambler-walking-the-trail-of-johnny-appleseed-isaac-fitzgerald-in-conversation-with-amanda-lovelee/
LOCATION:Courtyard A
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T113000
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SUMMARY:Family StorytimeJune 20\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to age 6 are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime features a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on view. 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 Alison Pebworth: Cultural Apothecary. \nFree to attend and space is limited. RSVP to reserve your spot. \nPlease note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. At 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 please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions:\nSaturday\, July 18: TBA\nSaturday\, August 15: TBA\nSaturday\, September 19: TBA \nThis program is presented in partnership with the North Adams Public Library. \nPhoto: Liz McCarthy \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytime-4/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260624T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260624T180000
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SUMMARY:Foundling Fathers Meg Elison\, co-presented at the North Adams Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Join MASS MoCA’s Research & Development Store and the North Adams Public Library for a reading\, conversation\, and book-signing with Meg Elison on her latest book\, Foundling Fathers\nThis co-presentation takes place at our neighboring North Adams Public Library (74 Church St.\, North Adams\, MA)\, not at MASS MoCA. \nJoin MASS MoCA’s Research & Development Store and the North Adams Public Library for a free reading\, conversation\, and book-signing with Meg Elison\, whose just-released Foundling Fathers (Tachyon Publications) seamlessly combines science fiction and history with sharp\, witty commentary\, proving why she is one of speculative fiction’s most exciting voices. \nThe trouble starts when a curious young man finds a smartphone in his privy. The problem is\, it’s supposed to be the year 1750. \nThe Antediluvian Society — a shadowy cabal of right-wing billionaires — is fed up with a country they cannot fully control or understand. So they have done what any reasonable American patriots would do: clone the Founding Fathers and raise them in secrecy. The plan\, unbeknownst to the boys\, is for them to restore America to its “original glory.” \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order a copy of Foundling Fathers and we’ll get it signed for you. \nMeg Elison is the author of The Book of the Unnamed Midwife\, winner of the 2014 Philip K. Dick Award. Her young adult novel\, Find Layla\, was named one of Vanity Fair’s best books of the year. Her collection\, Big Girl\, contains the Locus Award-winning novelette The Pill. Elison has published in outlets including Uncanny\, Fangoria\, Nightmare\, Clarkesworld\, and Fantasy & Science Fiction. As an essayist and satirist\, she has published nonfiction in McSweeney’s\, Electric Literature\, Reactor\, and Psychopomp. Elison is a high school dropout and a graduate of UC Berkeley. She has been a Clayton B. Ofstad endowed distinguished writer-in-residence\, as well as a Fred and Lola Case Writer. Elison is married to the cartoonist Colin Lidston\, and they live in the Berkshires in Massachusetts. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/meg-elison-foundling-fathers-co-presented-at-the-north-adams-public-library/
LOCATION:North Adams Public Library\, 74 Church St
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T190000
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SUMMARY:Open Studios at MASS MoCA
DESCRIPTION:Get to know the current Studios at MASS MoCA artists-in-residence over snacks and conversation\nMark your calendars for this season’s Open Studios at MASS MoCA and get to know the current artists-in-residence over snacks and conversation! Each event will take place in Building 13 and Building 34. As always\, this event is free and open to all. \nDirections to the Studios: \nB13: 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. \nB34: 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\, just head straight and then to the left up the ramp to the Studios entrance (black door). \nAbout the Studios at MASS MoCA: \nSince 2015\, the Studios at MASS MoCA residency program has hosted over 1\,000 artists and writers at all career stages\, income levels\, and geographic locations on its North Adams campus surrounded by the beautiful Berkshire mountains. The residency program runs year-round\, hosts up to 10 artists at a time for stays of 2 or 4 weeks\, and primarily seeks applications from visual artists (painters\, sculptors\, installation artists\, photographers\, video/new media artists\, fiber artists\, printmakers\, etc.) and writers in all literary disciplines. Artists from any nationality are encouraged to apply. Learn more. \nThe Studios at MASS MoCA’s 2025-26 Season has been made possible in part by the Leonard & Ruth Horwich Family Foundation\, the Dorothea L. Leonhardt Foundation\, the Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust\, and an anonymous donor. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/open-studios-at-mass-moca-23/
LOCATION:B13 & B34\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer 2026,The Studios at MASS MoCA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260626T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260626T235900
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SUMMARY:50 Years of PUNKThe Research & Development Store
DESCRIPTION:The Research & Development Store launches an expanded gallery and event space with 50 Years of PUNK\, honoring the groundbreaking legacy of PUNK Magazine. 50 Years of PUNK celebrates not only the publication’s enduring cultural impact\, but also the artists\, photographers\, and musicians who helped shape one of the most influential creative movements of the 20th century.\nThe collection of works is organized by Ki Smith Gallery and features art and photographs by Roberta Bayley\, R. Crumb\, Shepard Fairey\, Danny Fields\, Bob Gruen\, and Chris Stein\, and special contributions from Brian Eno\, Debbie Harry\, David Byrne\, Mark Mothersbaugh\, Joan Jett\, and many more. \nAt the heart of 50 Years of PUNK is a suite of eleven signed and numbered silk screens produced by Gary Lichtenstein Editions. These works reimagine and revive original stills from PUNK Magazine\, transforming the publication’s playful\, subversive art and photography into bold\, large-scale\, and collectible fine art screen prints. \nJanuary 1976 saw the first photocopied issues of PUNK Magazine Issue #1 sold at the burgeoning downtown NYC club CBGB. When Rough Trade (U.K. Indie Label & Record Shop) imported thousands of copies of PUNK Magazine Issue #3 to England\, it guaranteed attention for the Ramones’ legendary first UK performance (July 1976 at the Roundhouse) and the co-mingling of the U.S. and U.K. punk scenes. This underground zine would help define a generation and transform a downtown New York art and music scene into a global punk movement. \n50 Years of PUNK invites audiences to revisit — and rediscover — the rebellious energy\, humor\, and artistic innovation that made PUNK Magazine a defining force in contemporary culture. \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\, 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/50-years-of-punk/
LOCATION:The Research & Development Store
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Exhibition,Public Program,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260626T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260628T170000
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SUMMARY:Wilco's Solid Sound 2026 – SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Spanning three days and four stages\, Solid Sound features music by Wilco and its members’ side projects alongside a diverse lineup of enduring favorites and emerging voices. It also features a full comedy lineup\, family fun for all ages\, local food\, craft beer\, camping\, naturalist activities\, and more.\nFriday night’s set from Wilco will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience\, with Billy Bragg joining the band to perform songs from the album Mermaid Avenue.\nThis year’s lineup also features The Breeders\, Gang of Four\, a solo set from Bragg\, S.G. Goodman\, L’Rain\, Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band\, Sharp Pins\, The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis\, Hannah Cohen\, and much more.\nAdditionally\, Solid Sound 2026 will feature John Hodgman’s Comedy Cabaret (which will include comedians Jo Firestone\, Demi Adejuyigbe\, and Jordan Klepper)\, poster silk screening demos with Ghost-Town\, a screening of a new film about Bob James from Mikael Jorgensen and accompanying Q&A\, yoga\, nature hikes\, and more to be announced. \n \nFestival is rain or shine. \nWhere to Stay\nWe can’t wait to welcome you to Solid Sound 2026! Camping (both tent & RV) and college dorm rooms are all available now. Learn more about Solid Sound 2026 lodging here. \nCourtesy Code\nBy purchasing a ticket to join MASS MoCA’s visitors\, staff\, and artists on the museum campus\, you agree to treat your fellow guests with respect and follow our Courtesy Code. \nMake a Plan\nFor more information on what to expect and what to bring\, check out the Solid Sound website. \n  \nPlease note: MASS MoCA member discounts do not apply to Solid Sound Festival purchases. Members do receive waived fees on their purchase. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/wilcos-solid-sound-2026/
LOCATION:MASS MoCA\, 1040 MASS MoCA Way\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
GEO:42.7022586;-73.1162555
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CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Festival,Performance
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260626T160000
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SUMMARY:To Hell with Poverty! A Class Act: Inside the Gang of FourJon King
DESCRIPTION:Join Jon King in conversation about his memoir To Hell with Poverty! chronicling his misadventures in the legendary post-punk band Gang of Four\n“One of postpunk’s most influential bands.” – The New York Times\, on Gang of Four \nMASS MoCA’s R&D Store presents a Solid Sound Book Talk for To Hell with Poverty! (Akashic Books) which documents Jon King’s story from a south London slum and working-class background to international success as core musician\, lyricist\, writer\, and producer in the legendary post-punk/funk band Gang of Four. \nKing’s memoir takes the reader on an episodic journey full of raucous adventures from his childhood and teenage years\, to the height of Gang of Four’s success in the seventies and eighties. \nThrown off Top of the Pops\, truncheoned by police at an anti-Nazi rally\, coming of age in the heart of the Leeds music scene and the UK post-punk movement\, mingling with Hells Angels and other undesirables\, supported by bands like R.E.M. and playing with the likes of the Police\, Iggy Pop\, and the Buzzcocks — King’s time with Gang of Four is rich with jaw-dropping stories. Evocative\, fast-paced\, and witty\, To Hell with Poverty! is a music memoir for the ages. \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order a copy of To Hell with Poverty! and we’ll get it signed for you. \nJon King is an English musician\, songwriter\, and Grammy-nominated art director in the post-punk band Gang of Four. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/jon-king-to-hell-with-poverty-a-class-act-inside-the-gang-of-four/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T170000
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SUMMARY:David Katzenstein & David RicciTwo Photographers in conversation
DESCRIPTION:Join photographers David Katzenstein and David Ricci in conversation on their newly released photo book projects: Katzenstein’s Brownie (Hirmer Publishers) and Ricci’s Hunter Gatherer (MW Editions).\nBrownie is a collection of photographs created by photographer David Katzenstein over ten years\, 1979-1989. With this series\, Katzenstein pays homage to the original line of Brownie cameras that began in 1900. For the series\, he used the successor to the famous Kodak Brownie\, the Dualflex\, which was first introduced in 1947. The result is a colorful\, personal\, and sensitive view of the world. \nDescribed by one critic as “hot\, lush and specific\,” the series begins in New York City\, eventually traveling the globe to explore both distant places and the use of the Kodak Duaflex camera. Throughout the project\, Katzenstein’s goal was to embrace the camera’s limitations as a means of pushing the boundaries of composition\, juxtaposing foreground and background while heightening the use of color. \nThe inanimate tableaux of the American resale marketplace gives power to collectible objects in David Ricci’s Hunter Gatherer (MW Editions). Ricci spent seven years traveling across the U.S. making photographs at antique malls and fairs\, curio shops\, thrift stores\, and other sites where consumer goods from the past are sold. The images in Hunter Gatherer expose the hidden underbelly of American resale shops and cast a light on the country’s historical biases and stereotypes\, weaving together a tapestry of racism\, objectification\, beauty standards\, Christianity\, and consumerism. \nRicci photographed these objects\, displays and scenes as he found them. Some are humorous — a Catholic nun figurine praying over a Batman Pez dispenser — but the juxtapositions of blatantly racist objects including lawn jockeys\, Black mammy figurines\, and tomahawk-wielding Native Americans with anodyne items like lamps and bicycles call attention to the darker aspects of present-day America as well as its history. Though no people appear in the images\, depictions of human figures suggest thoughts\, dialogues and narratives that transform lifeless scenes into animated tableaux. \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order a copy of Brownie and/or Hunter Gatherer and we’ll get it signed for you. \nNew York-based photographer David Katzenstein travels the world on his lifelong artistic journey as a visual chronicler of humanity. Using subject\, light\, and composition to create visual dynamism\, he invites viewers to be in the moment with him. Katzenstein is the managing editor of the Barkley L. Hendricks Photography Archive. To date\, he has published three monographs: Ritual\, Distant Journeys\, and Brownie\, all published by Hirmer. \nDavid Ricci is a self-taught American photographer whose work explores human relationships with the environment and physical objects\, historical documents\, and social mirror. His monograph EDGE (2022) received the Foreword INDIES gold award in photography. His work has been exhibited in numerous solo exhibitions and are held in the permanent collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Fogg Museum at Harvard University; Winnipeg Art Gallery; Hyde Collection; Danforth Museum; and Smith College Museum of Art. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/two-photographers-david-katzenstein-david-ricci/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260709T180000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
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SUMMARY:The Chalet
DESCRIPTION:With riverside regulars and friendly new faces\, summer’s most magical memories happen at The Chalet.\nYou know summer is in full swing when The Chalet at MASS MoCA returns! Spend the evening in our beloved beer garden that features live music and “The Chalet\,” a bar created by artist Dean Baldwin for the 2013 group exhibition Oh\, Canada. \nWith riverside regulars and friendly new faces\, summer’s most magical memories happen at The Chalet — in the midst of the museum\, to the hum of local music\, under the Berkshire stars. Free and open to all. \nSchedule coming soon. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/the-chalet/
LOCATION:Courtyard D
CATEGORIES:Concert,Performance,Performing Arts,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260711T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260711T120000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
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SUMMARY:Gallery Visits with Anaїs DuplanIn Session
DESCRIPTION:Join writer Anaїs Duplan for a multi-session\, seminar-style series in our galleries to explore the concepts of privilege and power in contemporary art through reading short texts\, writing in response to exhibitions\, and discussion.\nThis series focuses on exhibitions by Black\, Indigenous\, and people of color (BIPOC) identifying artists at MASS MoCA\, who explore the concepts of privilege and power in some form. Duplan poses the question: “Power is a big part of political and artistic discourse but can feel very abstract; what does it mean?” Each session will help to understand and assess how power manifests in each exhibition. \nParticipants can register for a single event or the entire series. Registration includes admission to the event and exhibition galleries\, and copies of two books. \nBook titles to explore for this series include:\nEmergent Strategy\, adrienne maree brown\nHomo Sacer\, Giorgio Agamben \nJuly 11\, 2026: Zora J Murff: RACE/HUSTLE\nRSVP HERE \nAbout the Artist:\nAnaïs Duplan is a trans* poet\, curator\, and artist. He is the author of the book I NEED MUSIC (Action Books\, 2021)\, a book of essays; Blackspace: On the Poetics of an Afrofuture (Black Ocean\, 2020)\, a full-length poetry collection; Take This Stallion (Brooklyn Arts Press\, 2016); and a chapbook\, Mount Carmel and the Blood of Parnassus (Monster House Press\, 2017). He is a professor of postcolonial literature at Bennington College\, and has taught poetry at The New School\, Columbia University\, and Sarah Lawrence College\, among others. \nAs an independent curator\, he has facilitated curatorial projects in Chicago\, Boston\, Santa Fe\, and Reykjavík. He was a 2017-2019 joint Public Programs fellow at the Museum of Modern Art and the Studio Museum in Harlem\, and in 2021 received a Marian Goodman fellowship from Independent Curators International for his research on Black experimental documentary. \nDuplan is the recipient of the 2021 QUEER|ART|PRIZE for Recent Work\, and a 2022 Whiting Award in Nonfiction. He was also awarded a Black Visionaries Award by Instagram and the Brooklyn Museum in 2022. In 2016\, he founded the Center for Afrofuturist Studies\, an artist residency program for artists of color\, based at Iowa City’s artist-run organization\, Public Space One. \nPhoto: Elias Williams \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/in-session-gallery-visits-with-ana%d1%97s-duplan/
LOCATION:Meet in MASS MoCA Lobby\, B10
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Exhibition Program,Public Program,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260711T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260711T170000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260408T155012Z
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SUMMARY:Head of HouseholdOliver Munday
DESCRIPTION:Join Oliver Munday as he discusses his book Head of Household\, a short story collection reckoning with fatherhood\n“Munday has a gift for making the sad dad more than just a trope. Clear\, bittersweet tales of masculinity come undone.”\n— Kirkus \nFrom stories about a father who shows up hung over to chaperone his daughter’s kindergarten bowling trip\, to another who rediscovers his love of graffiti\, and a father who pays for his legal fees and apartment through his OnlyFans earnings\, Head of Household (Simon & Schuster) is a short story collection that reckons with divorce\, financial anxiety\, and sexuality to create a collage of the beleaguered father\, a man on the front lines of a masculinity in crisis — stories of men salvaging the shreds of their identities while staging puppet shows and pretending to be ponies for their children. \nCan’t make the event? Pre-order a copy of Head of Household and we’ll get it signed for you. \nOliver Munday is a graphic designer and the author of Don’t Sleep: The Urgent Messages of Oliver Munday. His writing has appeared in The New York Times\, The Atlantic\, The Believer\, The Sewanee Review\, and LitHub. He lives in New York City. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/oliver-munday-head-of-household/
LOCATION:R&D Store
CATEGORIES:Author Talk,Research & Development,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260716T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260716T180000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260408T191526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T191526Z
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SUMMARY:The Chalet
DESCRIPTION:With riverside regulars and friendly new faces\, summer’s most magical memories happen at The Chalet.\nYou know summer is in full swing when The Chalet at MASS MoCA returns! Spend the evening in our beloved beer garden that features live music and “The Chalet\,” a bar created by artist Dean Baldwin for the 2013 group exhibition Oh\, Canada. \nWith riverside regulars and friendly new faces\, summer’s most magical memories happen at The Chalet — in the midst of the museum\, to the hum of local music\, under the Berkshire stars. Free and open to all. \nSchedule coming soon. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/the-chalet-2/
LOCATION:Courtyard D
CATEGORIES:Concert,Performance,Performing Arts,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260717T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260717T110000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260408T155046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260412T164607Z
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SUMMARY:North Adams Public Library Art Workshops
DESCRIPTION:This co-presentation takes place at our neighboring North Adams Public Library (74 Church St.\, North Adams\, MA)\, not at MASS MoCA.\nJoin MASS MoCA Museum Educators for free art workshops at the North Adams Public Library. Designed for children 12 years and younger\, the workshops will include a storytime and art-making project related to one of the exhibitions on display at the museum. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/north-adams-public-library-workshops-2/
LOCATION:North Adams Public Library\, 74 Church St
CATEGORIES:Public Program,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T113000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260410T142133Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260410T142542Z
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SUMMARY:Family StorytimeJuly 18\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Families with children up to age 6 are invited to join MASS MoCA Museum Educators for a storytime and related exploration in the galleries. Each storytime features a different children’s book about contemporary art\, creativity\, and/or the themes of the exhibitions on view. 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 James Turrell \nFree to attend and space is limited. RSVP to reserve your spot. \nPlease note that caregivers should stay with their children at all times. Older siblings are welcome to attend. At 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 please contact studentgroups@massmoca.org. \nUpcoming Dates and Selected Exhibitions:\nSaturday\, August 15 – Technologies of Relation\nSaturday\, September 19 – MASS MoCA History & Buildings \nThis program is presented in partnership with the North Adams Public Library. \nPhoto: Liz McCarthy \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/family-storytimejuly-18-2026/
LOCATION:Kidspace
CATEGORIES:Calendar Page,Kidspace,Public Program,Winter/Spring 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T130000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260408T155058Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T160537Z
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SUMMARY:Members Picnic
DESCRIPTION:Members are invited to join MASS MoCA staff for a summer picnic.\nExperience MASS MoCA from a new perspective\, hang out with new and old friends\, and enjoy a picnic lunch with us provided by our partners at Guido’s Fresh Marketplace. \nMeet in the lobby at the Membership Desk to be guided to our picnic location which will be announced the day before the program via email. \nBring your own picnic blanket or chair! \nMake it a whole day at MASS MoCA and attend Hold These Truths: Lara Downes and Friends in the Hunter Center at 7pm. Tickets available here. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/members-picnic/
LOCATION:Courtyard C\, MASS MoCA\, North Adams\, MA\, 01247\, United States
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CATEGORIES:Members Event,Summer 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T190000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260408T155025Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T160017Z
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SUMMARY:HOLD THESE TRUTHS: Lara Downes and Friends
DESCRIPTION:Pianist Lara Downes presents a poignant and probing concert that marks America’s 250th anniversary by celebrating the power of music to express the core essence of our founding promise.\nFeaturing Theo Bleckmann\, 9 Horses\, and other to be announced\, pianist and cultural visionary Lara Downes presents a poignant and probing concert that marks America’s 250th anniversary by celebrating the power of music to express the core essence of our founding promise. \nWith this nuanced exploration through the American musical landscape\, Downes captures the soundtrack of our history – the music that has brought light in our darkness and comfort in our times of sorrow\, our anthems of revolution and resistance\, and the songs that bring persistent hope\, in every era\, for the promise of brighter days to come. From traditional songs that pre-date the nation’s founding to new works that define the sound of the American future\, this music traces our roots and our journeys\, connects us at our crossroads\, and centers us on common ground\, offering a clear and open-hearted reminder that we the people are the holders of our truth\, the stewards of our past\, builders of our present\, and designers of our future. \nThis concert features work generated via Lara Downes’ The Declaration Project\, which has been in residence at MASS MoCA as part of a national year-long journey engaging with people of all ages in urban and rural communities to reflect on our collective vision and intention for the American future. Learn more. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/hold-these-truths-lara-downes-and-friends/
LOCATION:Hunter Center
CATEGORIES:Concert,Summer 2026,Upcoming Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260723T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260723T200000
DTSTAMP:20260512T202620
CREATED:20260310T161114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T145613Z
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SUMMARY:Lucy Dacus
DESCRIPTION:With Smidley\nHaving cultivated a devoted following both on her own and as a third of the GRAMMY award winning boygenius\, Lucy Dacus has proven herself to be one of indie music’s most magnetic forces. Returning to MASS MoCA for the first time since her crowd-favorite performance at Courtney Barnett’s Here and There Festival in 2022\, Dacus will bring her signature brand of heartfelt\, guitar-driven rock to Courtyard D for the kind of intimate outdoor concert that only she can deliver.\n \nAbout the artist:  \nLucy Dacus is a musician from Virginia\, regarded as “one of the best songwriters of her generation” (Rolling Stone). She has released four full-length albums under her name: 2016’s No Burden\, 2018’s Historian\, 2021’s Home Video\, and 2025’s Forever Is A Feeling. In 2023\, Dacus spent a career-defining year with boygenius\, her band with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker. boygenius’ album\, the record\, garnered widespread acclaim and saw the trio take home three GRAMMY Awards. \nHer most recent record\, Forever Is A Feeling\, was lauded by Variety as “the most romantic record you might hear” and reached #1 spots on both the Billboard Rock Album Chart and the Billboard Folk/Americana Album Chart. Dacus also cemented her reputation as a powerful live act following the release of Forever Is A Feeling\, performing around the globe on her most expansive tour to date and selling out legendary venues like Radio City\, Red Rocks and the O2 Academy Brixton in London. \n
URL:https://massmoca.org/event/lucy-dacus/
LOCATION:Courtyard D
CATEGORIES:Concert,Performing Arts,Summer 2026,Upcoming Performance
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