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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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People interacting with a large, white, geodesic-like sculpture in an art gallery.
Past Exhibition

Edifice Amiss

Constructing New Perspectives
January 30–March 3, 2012
Two glass terrariums with succulents and small rocks displayed on a speckled surface.
Past Exhibition

Verdant

January 30–March 10, 2012
Ornate painting of dancers in vibrant costumes, surrounded by birds against an elaborate, colorful temple backdrop.
Past Exhibition

Shahzia Sikander

The Exploding Company Man and Other Abstractions
September 19–November 26, 2011
Scattered colorful paint trays, tubes, and brushes on a splattered, messy artist’s workspace.
Past Exhibition

Joe Fig

Inside the Painter's Studio
January 30–March 2, 2011
A mountain with colorful, abstract paint-like patterns against a plain gray background.
Past Exhibition

astatic

February 1–March 5, 2011
A nude figure bends over, balancing a long stick, reaching toward a bucket on the ground.
Past Exhibition

William Kentridge

Ambivalent Affinities and Projects
October 4–December 11, 2010
Two mannequins in colorful, ornate jackets; one facing forward, one facing back, against a plain wall.
Past Exhibition

Mary McFadden

Goddesses
September 22–December 5, 2009
Painting of a serious-faced woman with a fly resting on her cheek, set against a muted yellowish background.
Past Exhibition

Figuratively Seeing

January 21–March 3, 2009

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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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