
Gallery 360
Gallery 360 is a contemporary art project space and learning lab that generates innovative, interdisciplinary, and curriculum-integrated exhibitions throughout the year.
Join us to celebrate the class of 2025. Find info, watch the web stream and read about the student and faculty award winners of 2025.
The Center for the Arts is a learning laboratory where people come together to experience the arts. We organize and host interdisciplinary exhibitions, programs, and research opportunities that explore critical creative practice and the role of art in contemporary life. Through partnerships with faculty, staff, and community organizations, we aim to build a vibrant creative ecosystem within and beyond the university.
What we do:
Gallery 360 is a contemporary art project space and learning lab that generates innovative, interdisciplinary, and curriculum-integrated exhibitions throughout the year.
The Center for the Arts develops and partners on a range of campus and public programs including artists’ talks and panel discussions, performances and symposia.
The Center for the Arts fosters interdisciplinary research and community in and through the arts. We do this through an annual Faculty Fellowship, partnering on strategic seed grants, and supporting related programs and symposia.
CAMD Seniors Get Real-World Exhibition Experience at Gallery 360
Each year, Gallery 360 hosts the Art + Design Senior Show, giving a professional platform to graduating students in what’s the first time for many.
May 20, 2025
Artist Cat Mazza Blends Textiles and Technology in "Network"
Artist Cat Mazza’s work has always combined craft, technology, and historical research in some way.
February 21, 2025
Read the Center for the Arts' 2024 Year-in-Review
In 2024, our team used this mission to drive exhibitions, programs, and partnerships that prompt vital conversations across disciplines at the university and in the world.
February 3, 2025
Boston Art Review | Fluid Matters, Grounded Bodies
Gallery 360 curator Juliana Barton gave Boston Art Review's art writing fellows a tour of “Fluid Matters, Grounded Bodies” and shared how she puts group exhibitions together from a museum education perspective.
July 16, 2024
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