A celebration of creativity, participatory projects, and belonging
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is pleased to announce Artfinity, a multi-week arts festival hosted on its campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The wide range of performances, exhibitions, augmented reality experiences, films, art-making, and other events from February to May 2025 are open to the public. The festivities launch with a celebration of the new Edward and Joyce Linde music building on February 15, and conclude with a presentation on May 1 by Es Devlin, the recipient of the 2025 Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT.
All are invited to attend and explore artworks that represent the depth and breadth of creativity, cultural expression, and artistic activity at the Institute.
More details to come in January 2025.
Opportunities to Participate
Community Films Screening
The 2025 MIT Arts Festival is accepting submissions of four to thirty minutes long films in all genres (fiction, non-fiction, animation, experimental, etc.) from MIT students, faculty, and staff to be screened on March 7 & 8, 2025 in the MIT Bartos Theater.
Artfinity Art on the Screen
The 2025 MIT Arts Festival invites submissions of digital/digitized artwork (silent films, videos, animations, scans of 2D or 3D art, illustrations, etc.) that are up to four minutes in length from members of the MIT Community for consideration to be shared on campus screens, including the MIT Open Space screen, as part of Artfinity, the 2025 MIT Arts Festival, February 28-March 16.
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