Ballet Hispánico dancers strike a powerful pose during CARMEN, with one dancer prominently crossing one arm over his body and extending the other outward, radiating emotion.
A Ballet Hispánico dancer strikes a powerful pose during CARMEN, one arm crossing his body and the other extended outward, radiating emotion.

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Museum and Galleries Winter Break Hours

The University Museum of Contemporary Art, Hampden Gallery, and Augusta Savage Gallery are closed for winter break. The galleries reopen on January 29 and the museum reopens on February 6.


Celebrating a local gem in printmaking

Since its founding in 2000, Zea Mays has been a creative haven for artists to learn, experiment, and create using the safest and most sustainable printmaking practices available.

This semester, the University Museum of Contemporary Art has showcased an incredible collection of works by Zea Mays artists in Artistic Journey: Zea Mays Printmaking at 25 Years.

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Wicked cOZplay: A Magical Night in the Emerald City

For our third annual cosplay celebration, we took the community down the yellow brick road for a cosplay and singalong screening of the movie Wicked. The Randolph W. Bromery Center transformed into the merry old land of Oz, complete with a yellow brick road, a hot air balloon, lots of bubbles, and many Elphabas, Glindas, Fiyeros, Ozians, and even a few flying monkeys.

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Artists participate in a glassblowing workshop

Fine Arts Center residency program sparks creative exchange

Four artists in residence spent a week on campus laying the foundation for spring exhibitions and performances that will reflect months of research and collaboration across campus.

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Students curate art for the chancellor's home

When Chancellor Javier Reyes and his wife, Maritza Reyes, started at UMass in 2023, the two proposed an idea to the University Museum of Contemporary Art: Turn Hillside, their home, into a gallery space for event hosting.

That idea led to a new program, developed by the museum in collaboration with the W.E.B. Du Bois Library, inviting students to curate an exhibition using the library’s archive and the museum’s permanent collection.