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    Emerson Contemporary Awarded $80,000 Grant From The Andy Warhol Foundation

    Media Art Gallery 25 Avery Street, Boston, Massachusetts

    Emerson Contemporary is excited to have received a generous $80,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts in support of our exhibitions and programming over the next two years. This contribution will have a profound impact on the gallery’s ability to present innovative and engaging visual art experiences to our community and...

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    Louis Cameron: NOW IS THE TIME

    Media Art Gallery 25 Avery Street, Boston, Massachusetts

    Emerson Contemporary Presents: Billboards, posters and text-based works in “Louis Cameron: Now Is the Time” Exhibition explores the civil rights movement, gun violence, and hip hop culture. Emerson Contemporary proudly presents Louis Cameron: Now is the Time, featuring billboards, posters and text-based works that explore the civil rights movement, gun violence and hip hop culture....

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    Woop! Woop! What’s That Sound Noise? (Interactive Lecture)

    Media Art Gallery 25 Avery Street, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

    Presenting, a workshop on Hip-Hop culture with Dr. Brent Smith Back in 1993, Hip Hop culture had reached twenty years of life and was boldly making its way through emerging adulthood. Its emcees and other artists challenged boundaries on self-expression, self-determination, and even community. The soundtrack of our societies and our lives would come to...

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    The M.F.A Thesis Shows: Christopher Lee & Asma Khoshmehr

    Huret And Spector Gallery, Tufte Building

    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...

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    School of the Arts: Art Party

    Emerson Contemporary

    Art Party Alert!  Get ready for Emerson Contemporary's FIRST EVER 'Come Make Your Own Art' Party! - Featured workshop artists are: Rikiesha, Robin Danzak, Jay Antidesign. Join us for an evening of zines, posters, snacks, and creativity alongside fellow artists and dreamers. Relax, unwind, and let your imagination run wild! Let’s celebrate the power of art together. Don’t miss it!  Also free pizza and hip hop music. Supported by:Dean Kate Eichhorn, School of the ArtsLeonie Bradbury, Curator-in-ResidenceRobin Danzak, Health &...

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    What You Are I Was, What I Am You Will Be

    Huret And Spector Gallery, Tufte Building

    The B.F.A Photo Practicum Emerson's College presents the Fall 2024 Photo Practicum, What You Are I Was, What I Am You Will Be. Featuring works by the following artists:Madison BrownTianyun Chen Xinzhu DongMadeleine Feldman Ilana Grollman  Elie Largura Arthur Li Rian NelsonBianca Pupo Anna Schoenmann, Willow Torres  Madla Walsh This exhibition will have a reception on December 9th from 6-8pm at the Emerson...

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    Call for Artists

    CALL FOR WORK 2025 Regional Media Art Showcase This exhibition aims to present a snapshot of current visual art culture, with a focus on innovative media art installation through the work of artists based in New England. Juried by Distinguished Curator-in-Residence Dr. Leonie Bradbury, Assistant Curator of Special Projects Shana Dumont Garr, and Artist and Curator Allison Maria Rodriguez. DEADLINE for...

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    Film Screening + Artist Conversation 

    Bright Lights Theater, Paramount Center

    Entire Nations Are Built on Fairy Tales, features multi-channel films and a dramatic sculptural installation by Larissa Sansour and Søren Lind.