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Opening Celebration:
Until we get to the core / Hasta llegar al meollo

 

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  • Winter/Spring 2027

  • Saturday, March 20, 2027, 5:30pm
  • Free for members
    $20 Nonmembers
  • B4.2

Join fellow museum members, MASS MoCA curators, friends from the community, and the artists to celebrate the opening of Until we get to the core / Hasta llegar al meollo, a group exhibition that brings together six long-term artistic investigations by artists whose practices extend from Borikén to Karokynká. Developed through enduring relationships with particular places, the projects emerge from territories marked by transformation, extraction, resilience, and renewal.

The opening celebration is free for MASS MoCA members. Please register by logging into your account, emailing members@massmoca.org, or calling the Box Office at 413-662-2111.

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About Until we get to the core / Hasta llegar al Meollo

The exhibition addresses the fractured relationship between humans and the natural world. Rather than treating landscapes as subjects to be represented, the artists engage them as collaborators that shape the conditions of artistic practice itself. Moving between bodies, materials, territories, and forms of knowledge, the works follow the demands of each process rather than the boundaries of any single discipline, asking what kinds of attention, responsibility, and imagination are required to repair our estrangement from the cycles that sustain life.

Throughout the exhibition, materials act not as symbols but as teachers. Soil carries the memory of territories, peat serves as habitat, archive, and slow collaborator, singing drums reverberate with the generosity of the land, and a branch becomes a partner in movement. Learn more.

The exhibition features long-term projects by Amara Abdal Figueroa, Jorge González Santos, Camila Marambio & Ariel Byía, Gala Porras-Kim, Ernesto Pujol, and Merián Soto.