No-No Boy: Live in Concert
This event is sold out. Register here to join the waitlist. Experience a multimedia musical performance from artist Julian Saporiti, known as No-No Boy, as part of the tour for his latest album Empire Electric. This...
This event is sold out. Register here to join the waitlist. Experience a multimedia musical performance from artist Julian Saporiti, known as No-No Boy, as part of the tour for his latest album Empire Electric. This...
A work of experimental sound and movement, Passage explores how beauty and creativity emerge in the aftermath of war. The artists meditate upon the various thresholds and movements that happen for displaced...
Learn from visual artist Kameelah J. Rasheed. NEW DATE: MONDAY, 26, 2-4pm, FEBRUARY. Join our artist in residence Kameelah J. Rasheed in a Writing With Word Games workshop. Register for this workshop over here. Writing With Word Games, a text score workshop, Friday, February 26, 2-4pm. Registration required: Eventbrite Location: Media Art Gallery, 25 Avery Street, Boston,...
Learn with our visual artist in residence! Join our artist in residence Kameelah J. Rasheed in a lecture-performance workshop conducted at Emerson College. In this lecture performance, Rasheed will offer...
off the pedestal is a group exhibition in the Media Art Gallery, comprising contemporary artists whose work addresses the national conversation around monuments featuring visual artists Laura Anderson Barbata, New Red Order, and Paula J. Wilson. View exhibition documentation. This exhibition is on view in the Media Art Gallery at 25 Avery Street from August...
Emerson's Master's in Fine Arts candidates, Christopher Lee and Asma Khoshmehr share deeply personal stories of their family's past, interpreted through new media. This exhibition will have a reception on December 5th from 6-8pm. Memory Lost by Christopher Lee Memory Lost is a multimedia installation that probes the fragile nature of human memory through the...
Presenting, "(Un)Making AI Worlds", curated by Ioana Jucan with Tushar Mathew, and Leonie Bradbury. The exhibition invites audiences to explore artworks emerging from the Data Fluencies Theatre Project team’s critical and creative interrogations of artificial intelligence and AI systems. Blending theatrical conventions, choreographed movement, poetry, and artistic experiments with machine learning, (Machine) Learning to Be is a participatory, devised, hybrid...
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