Broadway en Spanglish
Saturday, February 4, 8pm

Cabaret meets cumbia when Florencia Cuenca and Jaime Lozano reimagine musical theater classics with lush Mexican folk arrangements. Once you hear Lozano’s take on hits from Rent and Hamilton—backed by the acclaimed Mariachi Real de Mexico de Ramon Ponce—you'll understand why Lin-Manuel Miranda called him Broadway’s "next big thing" and why he's the composer for the forthcoming Frida, the Musical. Snag your seat below before this shimmering show sells out!

BRING ON THE BROADWAY

Daniel Giordano:
Love from Vicki Island
On view beginning February 4

Whether deep-frying motorbikes or flaying tennis balls, sculptor Daniel Giordano takes an alchemical approach to assemblage, transforming the flotsam of Newburgh, NY—his Hudson Valley hometown—into provocatively personal portraits of a family and culture in transition. Dozens of Giordano’s eclectic, autobiographical works go on view this Saturday in Love From Vicki Island, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition. Learn more and make plans to see his work in person below.

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Distanced Together
Through February 4

On view in the Hunter Center through February 4 during museum hours, Distanced Together, composed by MindTravel creator Murray Hidary, is an immersive musical experience featuring 60 speakers that invites audiences on a collective, cathartic, and healing journey.

Free for all.

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La Seca
February 3 & 4, 4pm

This collaborative performance by M. Elijah Sueuga and Armando Guadalupe Cortés converges on the artists’ interest in sound as well as shared geography while activating Cortés' work on view in Ceramics in the Expanded Field.

Free with museum admission.

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Akoma: Jlin & Florence To
Saturday, February 18, 8pm

Florence To's mesmerizing videos join Jlin's pulsing rhythms in Akoma, a new work-in-progress concert/installation that brings audiences into a cosmic conversation between light and sound. Taking its name from a West African symbol representing "heart," Akoma will reverberate through our Hunter Center and you. Don't miss what happens when a virtuosic visual artist and an electronic musician at the vanguard create something new.

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Capacity-Building Grants for Pittsfield Artists
Assets for Artists

Over the next two years, MASS MoCA's Assets for Artists program will focus resources on creatives who live or have studio space within Pittsfield, MA, starting with the first of two Capacity-Building grant cohorts. Ten artists will receive $2,000, free access to artist workshops, an individual coaching session, and more. Apply now through March 15. 

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Open Studios
Thursday, February 23, 5–7pm

Join us at the Studios at MASS MoCA—in Buildings 13 and 34—to see what the newest batch of artists-in-residence is cooking up.

This event is free for all. Bring a friend—snacks are on us.

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Ivy Sole
Saturday, February 25, 8pm

The 28-year-old rapper-singer Ivy Sole delivers R&B to rock your world and touch your heart. A rare hybrid of sultry and soulful paired with undeniable hip-hop lyricism, Sole is a "master of the slow burn" (Pitchfork), with a sound to linger in and lift up those February blues.

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Coming Up in March

Member Appreciation Month
March 1–31

In Conversation: Marc Swanson, Maggie Nelson, Susannah Sayler & Edward Morris
March 6

Eight Elements in Eight Hours
March 9, 10 & 11

FULL CALEND