Riaki Enyama creating her site-specific piece for Draw/Boston, 2017. Photo: Luke Wunsch-Edwards.

MassArt students working on Rirkrit Tiravanija's participatory live-action mural, Demonstration Drawings, 2017. Photo: Luke Wunsch-Edwards.

Predrag Dimitrijevič. Untitled, 2015. Ink on paper. Courtesy of the artist.

Sarah Sze. Day, 2003. Offset lithography, silkscreen. Courtesy of the artist.

DRAW/Boston Past

January 23–March 4, 2017

Riaki Enyama creating her site-specific piece for Draw/Boston, 2017. Photo: Luke Wunsch-Edwards.

MassArt students working on Rirkrit Tiravanija's participatory live-action mural, Demonstration Drawings, 2017. Photo: Luke Wunsch-Edwards.

Predrag Dimitrijevič. Untitled, 2015. Ink on paper. Courtesy of the artist.

Sarah Sze. Day, 2003. Offset lithography, silkscreen. Courtesy of the artist.

DRAW/Boston brings together the private sketches of nearly four dozen artists from around the world in an exhibition that provides a revealing look into both the drawing process and the artists' innermost thoughts. The exhibition includes an interactive and live-action mural – Demonstration Drawings – by Rirkrit Tiravanija that will reflect some of the most pressing political topics of our time.

Artists

David Altmejd, Cecily Brown, Stuart Diamond, Tory Fair, Nona Hershey, Kofi Kayiga, William Kentridge, Peter Wayne Lewis, Fred H.C. Liang, Steve Locke '01, Kayla Mohammadi, LeRoy Neiman, Dean Nimmer (Professor Emeritus), Kiki Smith, Roger Tibbetts, Rirkrit Tiravanija, John Walker,

Location

Sandra & David Bakalar Gallery

Free and open to the public. Always.

Credits

This exhibition was organized by Tomas Vu for The Inside/Out Museum in Beijing, China. The presentation at the MassArt Art Museum was organized by Darci Hanna. Exhibition design and installation overseen by Rob Gainfort.