MASS MoCAさんのイラストまとめ

Curated by Courtney Barnett, the Here & There fest stops by North Adams on August 13 featuring Barnett, Lucy Dacus, Men I Trust, Faye Webster, Bartees Strange, The Beths, and Hana Vu. Learn more and make your plans to be here on Saturday: https://t.co/bSx2kUlWwt

Bang on a Can LOUD Weekend returns with a fully loaded eclectic super-mix of minimal, experimental, and electronic music over three days throughout the museum’s expansive campus. Explore the full lineup and make your plans: https://t.co/aZSiur8UMd

Wendy Red Star's Her Dreams Are True (Julia Bad Boy) features an image of Red Star’s great-great-grandmother, which she found at the @SmithsonianNMAI in 2018. It was taken by Fred E. Miller between 1898-1910 in the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Crow Agency, Montana.

Single day tickets for @bangonacan's LOUD Weekend are on sale now. Check out the daily lineup — including Sun Ra Arkestra, @ethermachines, Philip Glass' Dracula, Bang on a Can All Stars,@juliannabarwick, and more — then grab your ticket today: https://t.co/5tXi63a9Vg

“I always thought I would get into painting, but I got waylaid by rock ‘n’ roll...As soon as I could be alone and paint without any interruptions, I just couldn’t stop.” — @ChrissieHynde
Hynde chats painting and more on July 27. Tickets on sale now: https://t.co/T8x9vENMTo

"If we are not honest about our past, then we cannot have a clear direction towards our future."
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The work of Titus Kaphar is on view now in Suffering From Realness.
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Titus Kaphar, Seeing Through Time 2, 2018

Sam McKinniss
Fire Island Moonrise, 2018
Oil on canvas
11 x 11 feet
Courtesy of the artist and Van Doren Waxter

At the Shrink’s, 1975, was @OnlyAnExpert's first foray into creating fake holograms. It was created using a plaster sculpture of a mini Anderson sitting in a chair, onto which she projected an image of herself telling a story about visiting the psychiatrist. On view in June.

This Sunday, May 6, is your last chance to view Laurie Anderson's "Lollabelle in the Bardo." Starting Monday, we'll be closing the gallery to install Anderson's next show (her two virtual reality installations will remain on view). Come say goodbye to the dogs!

Artist TM Davy paints light. He paints the glow of candles, cigarettes, sunlight, and more specifically, he paints what the light looks like when it bounces off skin or glass or fabric. His work is on view now in The Lure of the Dark.