The holidays have come and gone and the start of 2025 is upon us!

This new year brings us to a brand new season at TUAG, with two exciting exhibitions in our Medford and Boston (SMFA at Tufts) locations opening this month and a range of programs led by interdisciplinary innovators in sound and performance starting January 16.

From a series of player piano sessions featuring the boundary-defying work of composer Conlon Nancarrow, to a performance collaboration with C. Spencer Yeh and legendary Boston-based experimental music outlet Non-Event for Impossible Music to a day of performances, sound works, and installations responding to the work of Mobius Artists Group members past and present and a new durationalperformance commission by Lani Asunción and collaborators Magdalena Abrego and Matthew Azevedo in conjunction with an archive and/or a repertoire, we are proud spotlight artists who push the limits of sound and performance art.

Below, you can learn more about our upcoming season, register for the community-wide openings and performances to celebrate Impossible Music and an archive and/or a repertoire, and explore our full slate of sound, new media, and performance-based programming in the months ahead.

Join us for the opening of Impossible Music, a survey of the sonic vanguard, with a performance of Aki Onda’s installation Spirits Known and Unknown, with Zack Rowden and Che Chen followed by a public reception and community-wide celebration.

RSVP here.

Join Tufts University Art Galleries (TUAG) for an opening celebration of an archive and/or a repertoire with a performance by Mobius Co-director, Forbes Graham. During the community-wide celebration, Graham will perform a newly commissioned work, The Dance of Functions, engaging archival material and previous locations of Mobius Artists Group through programming languages and sound.

RSVP here.