Brant Gallery at Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Brant Gallery at Massachusetts College of Art and Design For more information about the Brant Gallery visit: http://sf.massart.edu/brant-gallery/

Thank you all for coming out the closing reception of First Years' Finest Exhibition!!! Stay tuned for our next exhibit...
09/22/2017

Thank you all for coming out the closing reception of First Years' Finest Exhibition!!! Stay tuned for our next exhibition featuring works by Studio Foundation Faculty!

First day of Materials | Translation workshop is a big success! Everyone has so much fun collaborating, exploring, lear...
03/24/2017

First day of Materials | Translation workshop is a big success! Everyone has so much fun collaborating, exploring, learning, making art and laughing with Loretta and Nick!

Loretta and Nick are installing today for Materials | Translation and getting ready for their first workshops tomorrow. ...
03/24/2017

Loretta and Nick are installing today for Materials | Translation and getting ready for their first workshops tomorrow. We cannot be more excited!

Loretta Park

Compass Exhibit 2017: Student Show celebrates 15 years of the Compass Program in providing academic support, community a...
03/19/2017

Compass Exhibit 2017: Student Show celebrates 15 years of the Compass Program in providing academic support, community and in creating opportunities for student success. The annual Compass Exhibit highlights work from Compass students in Studio Foundation and other departments across the college.

January 31 - February 17
Reception: January 31 (Tuesday), 6:30 – 8:30pm

Joe Joe Orangias: Unsettling Colonial Objects“Unsettling colonial objects,” an exhibition of an ongoing series of sculpt...
03/19/2017

Joe Joe Orangias: Unsettling Colonial Objects

“Unsettling colonial objects,” an exhibition of an ongoing series of sculptures by Joe Joe Orangias and his collaborations with artist Leah Craig and scientist Frank Pega, will be presented at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design’s Brant Gallery. The series takes as it starting point colonial objects that misrepresent Indigenous Peoples in public and commercial spaces on Turtle Island (North America). Such objects have been produced and used since the instigation of settler colonial nations around the globe. Featuring sculptural transformations, this exhibition is based on Orangias’ call and action to remove colonial objects and transform public space to be more equitable for Indigenous and non-indigenous communities. The sculptures provide narratives that question issues inherent in the colonial objects, while also challenging larger issues of European and US colonialism and the role objects and monuments play in shaping culture, history and place.

Date: November 3 - November 30
Reception: November 3, 6–8 pm
Artist talk: November 3 at 7pm

Sand Mandala Dismantling Ceremony 2016!Thank you Venerable Tenzin Yignyen for coming to the Brant and sharing your kindn...
03/19/2017

Sand Mandala Dismantling Ceremony 2016!
Thank you Venerable Tenzin Yignyen for coming to the Brant and sharing your kindness, wisdom and creativity with our students.

Venerable Tenzin Yignyen: Sand Mandala Creation 2016
03/19/2017

Venerable Tenzin Yignyen: Sand Mandala Creation 2016

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