MOVEMENT/s
a student-curated lens-based exhibition that explores the dynamic between motion and stillness in an ever-changing world.
On view April 11 – MAY 3, 2025
We are Emerson College’s platform for showcasing contemporary visual art.
Our focus is on presenting living artists, their ideas, experiments, and creative practices in the areas of media art, performance art, and emergent technologies, while critically examining these works in their social context. Our in-depth engagement with the temporary exhibitions and related public programming is based on the principle that artistic practice is an intellectual activity and works of art are a form of knowledge production. Furthermore, we believe that art is essential in society as it creates dialog, asks questions, and brings people together. At Emerson Contemporary we believe that art, in fact, can help change society.
COMING UP NEXT
Between the Worlds: Traces of an Inner Landscape by Christina Yijia Ren
A multi-sensory exhibition centered around a VR experience
Between The Worlds is an installation that follows the journey of a painter who enters their own unfinished work and wanders through shifting landscapes shaped by memory, perception, and fragments of the subconscious.
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May 1st – May 10th, 2025
MOVEMENT/s
A lens based exhibition that explores the dynamic between motion and stillness in an ever-changing world.
The exhibition showcases a broad range of media by emerging artists in the Greater Boston area and includes photography, photo sculpture/installation, interactive video and projection, 3D scanning, and experimental animation.
April 11 – MAY 3, 2025
Just missed it
Entire Nations Are Built
on Fairy Tales
A new exhibition by Larissa Sansour & Søren Lind, featuring two films and a meditation pool.
At the Emerson Media Art Gallery from February 4th – March 22nd, 2025
(Un)Making AI Worlds:
Reception & Performances
Artworks that morph theatre, choreographed movements, and poetry with machine learning
Emerson Contemporary collaborates with the Data Fluencies Theatre Project in this creative interrogation of Artificial Intelligence
March 17 – 22nd at the Huret and Spector Gallery
Reception: March 18th 4-6.30 pm
Performance Activations: March 21st and 22nd
The Colors of You & Me
by Elise Guzmán
A multimedia installation that meditates on nostalgia and identity through the use of color & sound.
April 14 – April 17, 2025
PAST EXHIBITIONS
ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
A conversation with artist-in-residence Kameelah J. Rasheed
Artist-in-residence Kameelah J. Rasheed discusses her exhibition, the inspiration behind her work, and her findings from studying writing and language.
Emilio Rojas: The Intersections Between Art, Politics, and Understanding
By Maddie Browning A man carries a pillow across the U.S. for seven years. He sleeps on it every night, remembering when his uncle drew his last breath on the…
Georgie Friedman: The Journey Up To “Hurricane Lost”
An edited and shortened transcription of Virtual Artist Talk with Georgie Friedman; photos provided by Friedman. Tonight, I want to give a brief overview of some of my past projects,…
Art and Healing: Nyugen Smith
Missed out on the Art and Healing talk with Nyugen Smith last month? Catch the highlights and Q&A here! And don’t miss out on the distributed exhibit, Bundlehouse: Rising Into…