An Extra Dimension by the MIT Animation Group.
ASA Student Groups
Discover unique opportunities to make and experience art via the MIT Association of Student Activities database
Communities
MIT students perform at the 150th Convocation. Credit: Dominick Reuter.
Student Performance Groups
In addition to these faculty-led performance groups, MIT boasts hundreds of student interest groups in dance, film, literary arts, music, theater and other interdisciplinary forms. From a cappella singing to improvisational comedy, origami folding to Bhangra dancing, students can choose from a diverse and lively array of arts activities on campus.
Visit theater.mit.edu for more information about student-led theater groups.
For a complete list of student-led interest groups, visit the MIT Association of Student Activities (ASA).
Lamine Touré, artist-in-residence with Rambax members Melissa Edoh '03 (left) and Assistant Professor Patti Tang. Credit: Colin Dillard.
Rambax
Rambax MIT is an ensemble dedicated to learning the art of sabar, a vibrant drum and dance tradition of the Wolof people of Senegal, West Africa.
MIT Museum Studio. Credit: Elizabeth Woodward.
Makerspaces
There are several locations on the MIT campus where students can find space and tools to work on creative projects. Voxel Lab MIT Building E38-391 Offers a range of tools, from sewing machines to music production equipment. For more … Continued
Aaron Woolsey '95 and Gamelan Galak Tika, photograph by Bill Southworth
Gamelan Galak Tika
Gamelan Galak Tika has been at the forefront of innovative, cross-cultural music for Balinese gamelan since 1993.
Chamber Chorus
The MIT Chamber Chorus is a group of about thirty undergraduate and graduate singers representing many disciplines at the Institute. It performs two concerts each year under the direction of Dr. William Cutter. Musical focus is placed on standard chamber … Continued
