Welcome!

MAAM invites you to the work spaces of today’s artists, designers, and educators. Experience how creatives generate the ideas and artwork that we learn from and love.

 

Momo Pixel

A still image of Momo Pixel's studio in the "In the Studio" video.

Take a peek inside Game Changers artist Momo Pixel’s home studio, where she creates, meditates, and surrounds herself with all things Momoland.

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Joana Vasconcelos

A still image of Joana Vasconcelos "In the Studio" the making of "Valkyrie Mumbet."

Watch Joana Vasconcelos and her team create Valkyrie Mumbet and listen to the artist discuss in Portuguese the role of architecture in her work.

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Ghost of a Dream

Screenshot of Ghost of a Dream 2nd Studio Visit

Ghost of a Dream is back to share with us their process and practice in creating work like Yesterday is Here featured in MAAM’s lobby.

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Juan Obando

Still of Skawennati Game Changers Artist In the Studio

Game Changers artist Juan Obando takes us on a behind-the-scenes look at the inspiration and making of his modified video game Pro Revolution Soccer.

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Skawennati

Still of Skawennati Game Changers Artist In the Studio

Join Game Changers artist Skawennati and her avatar “xox” as she takes us behind the scenes to tour her virtual world.

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Ghost of a Dream

Artist collaborative Ghost of a Dream in their studio

Watch Ghost of a Dream, the collaborative project of Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom, give a tour of their home studio and discuss some of their recent projects.

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Joana Vasconcelos

See artist Joana Vasconcelos working in her studio as she talks about the inspiration for her U.S. museum debut, Valkyrie Mumbet.

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“Valkyrie Mumbet is a symbol of freedom, a symbol of women, and how you can transform your own life by your acts.”

Colophon

The MAAM site is set in MAAM Sans drawn by Nick Sherman (MassArt ’06), Beatrice by Sharp Type, and Stellar by Pangram Pangram.

The site was designed by MassArt alumnæ at Moth Design, written by 43,000 Feet, and developed by pod consulting.

“Our People” shot by Dolphin Photography.