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Experience the magic of MAAM, outdoors!

While MAAM hits pause on indoor programming this summer as we transition and prepare our spaces for the fall season, we’re excited to offer a new lineup of outdoor experiences that center the people, natural beauty, and cultural vitality of our neighborhood.

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Past Event

Make with MAAM

March 23, 2025
Two women sit at a table, smiling and working on crafts; one holds up a small handmade robot.
Past Event

Make with MAAM

March 30, 2025
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Past Event

Twilight at MAAM

March 27, 2025
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Past Exhibition

GENERATIONS

L'Merchie Frazier, Daniela Rivera, and Wen-ti Tsen
May 22–November 30, 2025

L'Merchie Frazier

L'Merchie Frazier is a visual activist, fiber and public artist, historian, lecturer, poet, and Executive Director of SPOKE ART.

Daniela Rivera

Daniela Rivera’s practice is informed by experiences of displacement, memory, and cultural migration. Rivera builds, paints, and draws spaces that reject categorization and invite participants to share agency and vulnerability.  

Wen-ti Tsen

Wen-ti Tsen was born in Shanghai, China to parents from two revolutionary families who overthrew the Qing Dynasty.

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Experience the magic of MAAM, outdoors!

While MAAM hits pause on indoor programming this summer as we transition and prepare our spaces for the fall season, we’re excited to offer a new lineup of outdoor experiences that center the people, natural beauty, and cultural vitality of our neighborhood.

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

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