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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.

621 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115

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Art gallery with colorful pop art posters, including large lips and text, displayed on white walls and partitions.
Past Exhibition

Sensácional!

Mexican Street Graphics
September 24–December 1, 2007
A modern art gallery with colorful wall art, wooden floors, and a staircase with metal railings.
Past Exhibition

“Crafty”

September 5–October 14, 2006
A person in a bear costume and overalls walks through a green, leafy forest holding sticks.
Past Exhibition

Shintaro Miyake Presents Beaver No Seikatsu

February 8–March 18, 2006
A gold ring decorated with tiny red toy cars and a bus, set against a solid green background.
Past Exhibition

Living Treasure and Fabulous Follies

January 17–March 3, 2018
Man in navy suit and black hat stands against a bright blue brick wall, partially in shadow, hands in pockets.
Past Exhibition

Legacy of the Cool

A Tribute to Barkley L. Hendricks
January 17–March 3, 2018
A person sits on a stool in a bare room, facing a blank canvas on an easel near a sunlit window.
Past Exhibition

Chinese Dreams

September 25–December 2, 2017
A golden abstract mask amid geometric shapes, ruins, and colorful horizontal lines in a surreal landscape.
Past Exhibition

Selections ’17

September 25–December 2, 2017
A woman with a ponytail paints a colorful mural of a girl on a wall, holding a brush and wearing a white T-shirt.
Past Exhibition

DRAW/Boston

January 23–March 4, 2017
A 1983 baby monitor and box on a white background.
Past Exhibition

Designing Motherhood

Things That Make and Break Our Births
June 11–December 18, 2022
A silver brooch shaped like a flowering branch, adorned with large and small pearly gemstones.
Past Exhibition

Vitreous Bodies

Assembled Visions in Glass
January 23–March 4, 2017

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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.

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.