2025 in Review

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The Year in Public Art

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Aidekman Arts Center / Medford

The Year in Public Art

Gabriel Sosa, I want more celebrations, 2025.

Gabriel Sosa: I want more celebrations

As part of the Boston Public Art Triennial, SMFA-alumnus Gabriel Sosa (MFA’16) created Ñ Press, a community print studio in East Boston—in collaboration with Maverick Landing Community Services—that transformed zines, posters, pamphlets, and artist books into vessels of connection, activism, and education. Workshops held at the press generated posters, handouts, and billboards—such as I want more celebrations., presented at TUAG / Boston (SMFA at Tufts).

Gabriel Sosa: I want more celebrations, 2025, is presented by Tufts University Art Galleries and is proudly supported by and featured as part of the Boston Public Art Triennial 2025.

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Programming Highlights

Granoff Music Center, Fisher Performance Room

C. Spencer Yeh Performance with Non-Event

Mar 6, 8 – 9pm

SMFA at Tufts Atrium and TUAG Anderson & Grossman Galleries (230 Fenway)

“Undoing the Archive" with Mobius Artists Group

Jan 31, 1 – 8pm

Koppelman Gallery | Aidekman Arts Center, Medford

Panel: Fashion Forward

Oct 16, 6 – 7:30pm

Anderson Auditorium | SMFA at Tufts, Boston

Beckwith Lecture: Johanna Hedva

Oct 9, 6 – 8pm

Featured New Acquisitions

Tomashi Jackson, "Guns and Butter (Nia in The Morehouse Creed)", 2022.

Allan Rohan Crite, 10 lithographs from the series "Madonnas of Transportation", "Roxbury Community College", and "Parades", 1987. Made possible by the generosity of Susan Thompson.