Welcome to MASS MoCA, one of the world’s liveliest (and largest!) centers for making and enjoying the best new art of our time.

With over 140,000 square feet of gallery space set within multiple 19th-century factory buildings, MASS MoCA is an adventure all its own. Have fun exploring every nook and cranny, and please ask our staff for help in finding your way.

Guided tours gather in the lobby and are highly recommended. Printed exhibition guides are available in the lobby and throughout the galleries.

Enjoy your visit.

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SPRING 2014

Teresita Fernández: As Above So Below FIRST-FLOOR GALLERIES / OPENS MAY 24

In Transit: Between Image and Object PRINTS & DRAWINGS GALLERY, FIRST FLOOR

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The Dying of the Light: Film as Medium and Metaphor SECOND-FLOOR GALLERIES

Mark Dion: The Octagon Room SECOND-FLOOR GALLERIES

Darren Waterston: Uncertain Beauty THIRD-FLOOR GALLERIES

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Izhar Patkin: The Wandering Veil BUILDING 5 GALLERIES

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Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD FLOORS, BUILDING 7

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Freedom: Just Another Word For... KIDSPACE: SECOND FLOOR, BUILDING 10 / THROUGH MAY 26

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Franz West HALL ART FOUNDATION / OPENS MAY 3

Anselm Kiefer HALL ART FOUNDATION / BUILDING 15 / REOPENS MAY 3

Michael Oatman: all utopias fell THE SPEED WAY / REOPENS APRIL 12

Stephen Vitiello: All Those Vanished Engines THE SPEED WAY / REOPENS APRIL 12

EXHIBITIONS

MAPGUIDE

CLUB B-10

SOLLEWITT

LATE CAREER

SOLAROVERLOOK

THIRD-FLOOR

GALLERIES

BUILDING 5MEZZANINE

IZHARPATKIN

ACCESS VIA SECOND-FLOOR GALLERIES

DARREN WATERSTON:UNCERTAIN BEAUTY

LEWITT

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RehearsalStudio

KIDSPACE

SOLLEWITT

MID-CAREER

IZHAR PATKIN:THE WANDERING VEIL

THE DYING OF THE LIGHT: FILM AS MEDIUM AND METAPHOR

MARK DION: THE OCTAGON ROOM

HUNTER CENTERMEZZANINE

ACCESS VIALOBBY STAIRS/ELEVATOR

BUILDING 5GALLERIES

SECOND-FLOOR

GALLERIES

STAIRS TODARREN WATERSTON

UNCERTAIN BEAUTY

COURTYARD D

COURTYARD C

HUNTERCENTER

FORPERFORMING

ARTS

SOLLEWITTEARLY CAREER

LOBBY BASEMENT

Dre’sPavilion

Jeremijenko’s

Tree Logic

Kubisch’sClocktowerProject

Gummer’sPrimary Separation

Odland & Auinger’sHarmonic Bridge

Hudsons

GramercyBistro

LIGH

TWELL

COVERED RAMP TO LEWITT, MID-CAREER

COVERED RAMPTO FIRST-FLOOR GALLERIES

WELCOME

TOU

RS

SHOP

FREEDOM:JUST ANOTHERWORD FOR...

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YARD

FIRST-FLOOR

GALLERIES

BOILERHOUSE

TICKETS

IN TRANSIT:BETWEEN IMAGE AND OBJECT

BRIDG

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PARK

ING

LOT

HOOSIC RIVER

STEPHEN VITIELLO:ALL THOSE VANISHED ENGINESREOPENS APRIL 12

MICHAEL OATMAN:all utopias fellREOPENS APRIL 12

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Kotche’sFly on the Wall

Beuys’Lightning with

Stag in Its Glare

SIDEWALK TO ANSELM

KIEFER

BRIDGE TO THE SPEED WAY

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7

HALL ARTFOUNDATION

ANSELMKIEFER

REOPENS MAY 3FRANZWEST

OPENS MAY 3 TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ: AS ABOVE SO BELOWOPENS MAY 24

THROUGH MAY 26

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Rest rooms are located in the basement of the lobby and on the second and third floors of Sol LeWitt.

Wheelchairs are available in the lobby. Infrared listening devices are available at no charge before all events.

Except where noted, photography without flash is permitted.

Access audio podcasts throughout the museum by scanning QR codes with your smartphone.

Large bags, backpacks, pets, food, and drinks are not permitted in the galleries.

1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR

THE SPEED WAY

Gallery Hours11am–5pm, closed Tuesdays

Beginning June 21: 10am–6pm every day Kidspace Hours

11am–5pm, closed TuesdaysBeginning June 21: 10am–6pm every day

Art-making on weekendsand during school vacations

Stairs

Elevator

Information

Security

Coat Room

Water Fountain