Council for the Arts at MIT Supports Graduate Student Artistic Research
Graduate students and alumni discuss their work at the Council’s Annual Meeting
CAMIT Supports Graduate Student Artistic Research
Inspiring Aspiring Artists: CAMIT Undergraduate Mini-Grants
EXPERIENCE ART,
ON US
Free access to
Boston's art museums
THE ARTS PROGRAMS THAT CAMIT SUPPORTS
Founded in 1972 by MIT president Jerome B. Wiesner
Inspiring Aspiring Artists: CAMIT Undergraduate Mini-Grants
MIT students have continued to perform, compose, draw, dance, build, and make in every imaginable way throughout this past year.
The 2021 Schnitzer Prize: Art For and From Our World
The Council for the Arts at MIT awards the Harold & Arlene Schnitzer Prize to students Po-Hao Chi, Chucho Ocampo, Carolyn Tam, and Nina Lutz.
Council for the Arts at MIT Announces Spring 2021 Grant Recipients
Funding from the Council for the Arts at MIT
Wiesner Student Art Gallery
A place for students to express and exhibit their artistic endeavors, both academic and co-curricular
Arts Scholars
Bringing together students who are passionate about exploring a diverse array of arts
CAMIT Grants Showcase Presents a Range of Art Projects Made at MIT
CAMIT Grant Recipients
Boston Arts Access
Access for MIT students to Boston-area art museums and performances
Arts From Anywhere
Reflections on a now virtual Playwrights Lab Workshop
3 Questions: Three Emerging Student Artists React To Their Wiesner Student Art Gallery Experiences In Fall 2019
MIT Professor Azra Akšamija: Creating Community Amid Conflict
The role of art and architecture in building community and dialogue in the midst of conflict
bioLogic’s Living Textile
CAMIT Grant Recipient
Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Prize in the Visual Arts
Annual prizes are awarded to MIT students for excellence in a body of work
Laya and Jerome B. Wiesner Student Art Awards
Presenting annually for outstanding achievement in, or contributions to, the arts at MIT
Louis Sudler Prize
Presented annually to a graduating senior who has demonstrated excellence or the highest standards of proficiency in music, theater, painting, sculpture, design, architecture or film