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Center for the Arts

The Center for the Arts is a generative hub for interdisciplinary exhibitions, programming, and research in and through the arts. It promotes the academic mission, research, cultural leadership, and artistic and intellectual enrichment of the College and University.

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Gallery 360 Exhibitions

Gallery 360 is a contemporary art project space and learning lab that generates innovative, interdisciplinary, and curriculum-integrated exhibitions throughout the year.

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Events & Programs

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.

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Research

The Center for the Arts fosters interdisciplinary research and community with the arts as a catalyst, through an annual Faculty Fellowship, as well as related programs and symposia.

Center for the Arts Faculty Research Fellowship

Research Fellows are faculty members across the College of Arts, Media and Design who are engaged in research, scholarship and creative activity in critical strategic areas for the College. Fellows are appointed for one-year terms and placed in interdisciplinary teams, where they develop and expand their research agendas and work toward securing external funding. Fellows engage with the CAMD community and the larger university environment through organized research events and informal discussions. They also serve as an informal advisory board to the Center for the Arts, and nominate and select prominent guests invited to campus as part of the Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series.

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Art Matters

Art Matters is an interview series conducted with local cultural practitioners between May and June 2020 in response to COVID-19 and the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement.

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Upcoming Events & Programs

Nov 16, 2023 - Apr 6, 2024

11:00 — 5:00 pm

Gallery 360

Fluid Matters, Grounded Bodies

Gallery 360, 1st Floor of Curry Student Center near Ell Hall; 360 Huntington Ave, Boston MA 02115

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