MASS MoCA Fall Brochure 2014 by MASS MoCA

FALL COLOR IN THE GALLERIES • ON STAGE • OUTSIDE

FALL 2014

FALL / 2014

413.662.2111 or massmoca.org

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Saturday September 6, 11am

Saturday, October 11, 4pm

Members’ Tour with Curator

LEE BOROSON

THE DYING OF THE LIGHT

Private Tour with Artist

Contemporary Circle Members (and above)

MASS MoCA Members Only

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September 19–21

Saturday, October 11 5–6:30pm

FRESHGRASS Bluegrass Music Festival / pg. 02

LEE BOROSON Art Exhibition Opening Reception / pg. 16

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Saturday, October 4, 8pm

Saturday, October 11, 8pm

PEOPLE’S CHAMPS

GARY LUCAS

Dance Music / pg. 04

Film with Live Music / pg. 06

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Monday, October 6, 6:30pm

Saturday, October 18, 8pm Sunday, October 19, 3pm

15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

BENEFIT WITH LUCIUS IN NEW YORK CITY

THE GODDESS

ABRAHAM. IN.MOTION

Gala / pg. 01

Dance / pg. 07 In partnership with Jacob’s Pillow

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Friday, October 10, 8pm

Thursday, October 23, 8pm

THE SOURCE

ALLEN TOUSSAINT AND PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND

Music Theater (Work-in-Progress) pg. 05

Concert / pg. 08

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Saturday, October 25, 8pm

Saturday, November 15, 8pm

SECRET SCIENCE CLUB

AJA MONET Performance Poetry / pg. 12

Film and Brainiacs / pg. 09

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Saturday, October 25 11am– 5pmm

Thursday, November 20, 6pm

HALLOWEEN AT THE ArtBar Kidspace / pg. 18

TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ ARTIST TALK pg. 13

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Wednesday, November 5 7pmm

Thursday, November 20

PROJECT SCREENPLAY

TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ

Film Festival / pg. 10

MASS MoCA Members Only

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Friday, November 7, 8pmm

Saturday, December 6, 8pm

WILLIAMSTOWN FILM FESTIVAL

SUNDANCE THEATRE LAB

Film / pg. 10

Theater Performance (Work-in-Progress) / pg. 14

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Saturday, November 8, 2pm

Saturday, December 13, 8pm

ELSKA

HARI KONDABOLU

For Kids / pg. 11

Members’ Reception

Comedy / pg. 15

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Saturday, November 15, 2pm

December 26 –January 1 11am –5pm

A FILM ABOUT

SOL LEWITT Documentary Film / pg. 12

WINTER BREAK AT THE ArtBar Kidspace / pg. 18

Greetings, Though I usually use this space to tout upcoming shows, I’d like instead to talk about our members—our core audience, the community of people who discover (and create) connections across the many shows they’ve enjoyed, offering new ideas, spreading the word, and becoming friends with our staff and artists. Our members make this place. Membership is multi-directional, benefitting our artists, our programs, and our audience. Members enjoy “first dibs” on sell-out events, deep discounts on select performances, and — always —free museum admission and zero handling fees on advance ticket purchases. When we opened Eclipse —an exhibition organized by artists Edward Morris and Susannah Sayler in collaboration with The New Yorker’s Elizabeth Kolbert —our members knew about it (and the opening reception) before anyone else. Become a member (or renew) to get $5 member tickets to shows such as Sundance Theatre Lab and kid-pop Elska. Become a member to save at our retail stores. Members get more art, hear more music, and eat more ice cream (because even that’s cheaper for members). But most importantly, members —the people who create this place by using it —catalyze the web of social and creative interactions that define MASS MoCA. If you are already a member—thank you. If you’re not already a member, sign up now. Enjoy the fall season, and join us in New York City on October 6!

photo by Peter Larson

Joseph Thompson Director, MASS MoCA

15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY BENEFIT IN NEW YORK Celebrate MASS MoCA’s 15th anniversary with cocktails, dinner, a lively auction, and a performance by the extraordinary Lucius — “an art school take on girl group soul,” (The New York Times) —visiting us between weekend gigs at Austin City Limits. See these stage-stealing sirens in an exclusive venue on a glamorous evening that raises funds for MASS MoCA programs. 583 Park Avenue, New York City

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EMMYLOU HARRIS ★ RAILROAD EARTH THE CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS BÉLA FLECK & ABIGAIL WASHBURN SAM BUSH ★ THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS THE DAVID GRISMAN SEXTET ★ THE GIBSON BROTHERS ALISON BROWN ★ VALERIE JUNE HURRAY FOR THE RIFF RAFF ★ AOIFE O’DONOVAN RODNEY CROWELL ★ THE DUHKS ★ SAM AMIDON LIAM Ó MAONLAÍ ★ MICHAEL CLEVELAND & FLAMEKEEPER CLAIRE LYNCH ★ DAROL ANGER MARTHA REDBONE ROOTS PROJECT ★ HAAS KOWERT TICE THE DEEDLE DEEDLE DEES ★ CRICKET TELL THE WEATHER THE NOVEL IDEAS ★ THE SALVATION ALLEY STRING BAND RAMBLIN JUG STOMPERS ★ THE FLYING GARBANZOS CAMPING ★ WORKSHOPS ★ LUTHIERS ★ FAMILIES AND SO MUCH MORE Advance three-day passes get you the best of the fest: kids 6 and under are free / $48 children 7-16 / $82 student / $92 general / $240 partner FreshGround campsites (2 nights) $90 tent / $120 RV Information about single-day, advance, and day-of tickets is available online.

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’80s ELECTRO-SOUL = DANCE ‘TIL YOU DROP With twenty hands, People’s Champs synthesize rhythms from all over the world — from Rio to Lagos to Detroit to Budapest — yet their roots-dance music is always deeply inflected with their Brooklyn heritage. Slinking synths and electronic riffs fold in to traditional rhythm and blues orchestration for an incredible night of moves-bustin’ up in the club.

Club B-10 / $10 students / $12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

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DANCE MUSIC

photo courtesy the artist

MUSIC THEATER (WORK-IN-PROGRESS)

“THERE WILL BE A THOUSAND MORE BRADLEY MANNINGS.” - JULIAN ASSANGE

In July 2013, Private Chelsea (formerly Bradley) Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison after publishing the largest set of classified documents ever leaked to the public. The conviction provoked a maelstrom of media coverage, ranging from portraits of Manning’s personal life to new dialogues about military abuses. In producer Beth Morrison’s latest work-in-progress, Ted Hearne and director Daniel Fish dive headfirst into this digital storm with an assemblage of Twitter feeds, chat transcripts, and court testimony, wound together in an arresting music-theater production. Hunter Center / ★ $5 members ★ / $10 advance / $15 general / $22 preferred

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“THE THINKING MAN’S GUITAR HERO.” - THE NEW YORK TIMES

Magical guitarist Gary Lucas performs his original live score to a touchstone of Chinese cinema. Directed by Wu Yonggang and starring the incomparable Shanghai diva Ruan Lingyu, The Goddess (1934) tells the tragic tale of a young single mother forced into prostitution in Shanghai — the “Paris of the East” — in order to raise money for the education of her son. Lucas’s score draws upon his extensive knowledge of 1930s Shanghai pop, also displayed prominently in his celebrated album The Edge of Heaven. Club B-10 / $10 students / $12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

GARY LUCAS THE GODDESS

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FILM WITH LIVE MUSIC

photo by Steven Schreiber

DANCE

BOLD DANCE, BIG IDEAS WITH JACOB’S PILLOW Choreographer Kyle Abraham is a modern Renaissance man, trained as a classical cellist, visual artist, and contemporary dancer. Abraham, a MacArthur “Genius” Fellow — and his ensemble of phenomenal dancers — performs his newest work, The Watershed. Set to a rambunctious score ranging from contemporary cello to Otis Redding, Abraham’s signature blend of postmodern traditions, urban influences, and classical form delivers meaning and message through excitingly original dancing. Hunter Center / advance: $18 student / $20 mezzanine / $26 orchestra / $32 preferred day of: $18 student / $26 mezzanine / $32 orchestra / $38 preferred Groups of ten or more should inquire at the Box Office.

Supported in part by the Irene Hunter Fund for Dance at MASS MoCA

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OH YEAH! LEGENDS OF NEW ORLEANS As both a brilliant pianist and as the city’s premier composer, arranger, and producer, Allen Toussaint is New Orleans’ musical foundation, having worked with a who’s who of Big Easy musicians including Dr. John and the Neville Brothers — as well as other luminaries such as Paul McCartney, the Band, and Albert King. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band has been a musical treasure chest of traditional New Orleans sounds for half a century. Hunter Center / advance: $28 mezzanine / $34 orchestra / $70 preferred day of: $36 mezzanine / $42 orchestra

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CONCERT

photo courtesy ATLAS Experiment @ 2014 CERN

FILM AND BRAINIACS

PHYSICS MADE SEXY, WITH BITTERS The Secret Science Club is a regular gathering in New York City featuring mind-bending lectures, volatile experiments, and thematic chemical libations (special cocktails, that is). It’s like the coolest science class you’ve ever been to, but with drinks and a DJ. SSC rockets into MASS MoCA with a special screening of Particle Fever, a “dazzling, dizzying documentary” that follows six high-energy scientists as they seek to unravel the mysteries of the universe. Plus, get your brain on with our audience pop quiz. Door prizes! Club B-10 / $10 students / $12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

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FILM AND FUN Whether you’re a wannabe screenwriter or a fan of movies in general, Williamstown Film Festival’s Project Screenplay invites you to take part in a live-action game show about the art of the pitch hosted by screenwriter Andrew Osborne. You decide who gets the green light when aspiring screen scribes pitch the audience and act out scenes while industry pros offer tips and advice for bringing a script from page to projector.

RATED R FOR “REAL GOOD TIME” Club B-10 / $12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

PROJECT SCREENPLAY Wednesday, November 5, 7pm

WFF and MASS MoCA collaborate on some of the Film Festival’s most impressive screenings. Since 2000 this includes premieres of Knuckleball!, Against the Current, Grace Is Gone, and A Birder’s Guide to Everything. The Festival returns with an exciting new independent feature followed by a Q&A with the artists. Check massmoca.org for updates.

COMING SOON TO A THEATER NEAR YOU Hunter Center

Friday, November 7, 8pm

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photo by Bernhard Kristinn

FOR KIDS

LIKE A PLAYDATE WITH BJORK Kindie pop siren Elska, who has purportedly discovered a newly formed volcanic island off the coast of Iceland, makes “crazy awesome electronic funderworld faerie tunes for the whole family,” says our friend, Mikael Jorgensen, of Wilco. She’s the Bjork of kids’ music!

Club B-10 / ★ $5 members ★ / $8 not-yet-members

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“We spend a gratifying amount of the film looking at rooms in MASS MoCA that buzz...” - The New York Times

Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing 340, photo by Kevin Kennefick

DOCUMENTARY

A FILM ABOUT

SOL LEWITT BY CHRIS TEERINK Club B-10 / ★ $5 members ★ + students / $7 not-yet-members

Saturday, November 15, 2pm

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PERFORMANCE POETRY Aja Monet is an internationally renowned poet and performer. Her voice is unforgettable. Her words, grounded in familiar sights and sounds, uproot the vivid imagery of everyday life with an impressionistic approach worthy of her last name. A musical scrim of hopes and dreams, scenes from childhood, and philosophical ponderings coalesce in an intimate night of spoken word.

GORGEOUS POETRY, SLAMMED Club B-10 / $10 students / $12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

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photo by Marilyn de Guehery

AJA MONET

Photo by Geandy Pavon

IN THE GALLERIES

ARTIST TALK

TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ Teresita Fernández discusses her remarkable artistic practice, touching on past work as well as her MASS MoCA exhibition, in which she transforms materials and their settings into an enveloping perceptual experience. free for members / $7 not-yet-members

Thursday, November 20, 6pm Members’ only reception to follow

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PARK CITY MEETS NORTH ADAMS Academy Award-nominated Lucy Alibar, whose stage play was adapted into the award-winning film Beasts of the Southern Wild, will workshop her latest Throw Me on the Burnpile and Light Me Up with the Sundance Theatre Lab, in residency for two weeks at the museum. Catch a reading of this work—a tale of a man, his family, his animals, and his burn pile—on its way to the bright lights.

Club B-10 / ★ $5 members ★ + students / $10 advance / $16 day of

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photo by Barbara Harrison

THEATER PERFORMANCE (WORK-IN-PROGRESS)

photo by Barbara Harrison

COMEDY

CRAZY FUNNY, SCARY SMART “Smart, analytical and rising” is how Time Out NY described the Brooklynbased, Queens-raised comic Hari Kondabolu, a ubiquitous and hilarious presence on late -night TV (Letterman, Conan, Kimmel, Comedy Central) and at festivals from South by Southwest to Bumbershoot to Sasquatch. Listen in amazement as he manages to turn his London School of Economics Master’s Degree in Human Rights into stand-up gold. Bring your brain to this one.

Club B-10 / $10 students /$12 advance / $18 day of / $22 preferred

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LEE BOROSON

PLASTIC FANTASTIC The white noise of Niagara Falls, fog, lava, and smokestacks coalesce in Plastic Fantastic — the latest installation by Lee Boroson in our largest gallery. Inflatables, fabric, and glass create an immersive experience for viewers to move through. Boroson’s installations are at once embodied and ephemeral; they transform both material and experience while mediating between the landscape as culture and landscape as wilderness. Members’ opening reception with the artist

Saturday, October 11, 5-6:30pm

This exhibition is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support is provided by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation and the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

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Lee Boroson, Lucky Storm (2), 2005, photo courtesy Tang Museum, Saratoga Springs, NY

IN THE GALLERIES

Ann Hamilton, Paper Chorus, 2014, courtesy the artist and co-organized with Dieu Donné; photo by Andreas photo credit Engel

IN THE GALLERIES

While fabricating handmade paper garments, Ann Hamilton began to understand them as musical instruments: they rattled, snapped, and rustled when worn. This exhibition includes post-performance works from her collaboration with Bang on a Can.

ANN HAMILTON

PAPER CHORUS

Sayler/Morris with Elizabeth Kolbert, Eclipse; photo by Sayler Morriså

CO-ORGANIZED WITH DIEU DONNÉ

September 1, 2014, marked the 100th anniversary of the death of Martha, the last surviving passenger pigeon — a dove-like bird which once darkened the sky with the immensity of its flocks. The installation, a collaboration between artists Susannah Sayler and Edward Morris and The New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert, strikes a cautionary note about the rising number of extinctions.

SAYLER/MORRIS WITH ELIZABETH KOLBERT

ECLIPSE

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IT’S ONLY HUMAN KIDSPACE

Explore the strangely beautiful inner workings of the human body in It’s Only Human, and step up to the ArtBar for some down-to-the-bone art-making fun!

ArtBar Specials, 11am-5pm Halloween: October 25 Winter Break: December 26 – January 1

Education at MASS MoCA is made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Additional support is provided by the Brownrigg Charitable Trust, the Milton and Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Foundation, and the Alice Shaver Foundation, all in memory of Sandy and Lynn Laitman; John Hancock; the Amelia Peabody Charitable Foundation; the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation; Holly Swett; the Massachusetts Cultural Council; the Bessie Pappas Charitable Foundation; the Xeric Foundation; the Berkshire Bank Foundation – Legacy Region; Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation; the Gateway Fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; and an anonymous donor.

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Marilène Oliver, Dervishes (detail), 2011: photo by Todd-White Art Photography

IN THE GALLERIES

Darren Waterston, Filthy Lucre, 2013–14, courtesy the artist and DC Moore Gallery; photo by Amber Gray

Teresita Fernández, Lunar (Theatre), 2014, courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York and Hong Kong; photo by David Dashiell

IN THE GALLERIES

AS ABOVE SO BELOW TERESITA FERNÁNDEZ

UNCERTAIN BEAUTY

DARREN WATERSTON

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THE DYING OF THE LIGHT FILM AS MEDIUM AND METAPHOR

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LES POMMES d’ADAM

FRANZ WEST

HALL ART FOUNDATION

CHRISTOPHER CHIAPPA

STASIS HORROR

clockwise: Lisa Oppenheim, Smoke, 2013, Courtesy the artist, Galerie Juliette Jongma, Amsterdam; and the approach, London Christopher Chiappa, Black Eyeball #1, 2014, Courtesy the artist and Kate Werble Gallery, New York; photo by Elisabeth Bernstein Franz West, Les Pommes d’Adam, 2007; photo by Art Evans

IN THE GALLERIES

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective, installation view; photo by Kevin Kennefick

Anselm Kiefer, Velimir Chlebnikov, detail, 2004; photo by Art Evans

IN THE GALLERIES

ANSELM KIEFER

On view through November 2, weather dependent.

HALL ART FOUNDATION

A WALL DRAWING RETROSPECTIVE

SOL LEWITT

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Darren Waterston: Filthy Lucre $50

Teresita Fernรกndez: As Above So Below $29.95

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MASS MoCA MEMBERS MAKE THIS PLACE.

MAJOR SEASON SUPPORT: THANK YOU! ABC Carpet & Home Adams Plumbing & Heating, Inc. George Ahl Alice Shaver Foundation Herbert Allen Amelia Peabody Foundation American Express Foundation Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation Anonymous Arcadian Shop Artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Resource Trust Anne and Gregory Avis Daniel and Samantha Becker Alan and Leslie Beller Joan Benjamin and Laurence Cherkis Berkshire Bank Berkshire Gas Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Inc. Ellen J. Bernstein Joyce Bernstein and Lawrence Rosenthal Bessie Pappas Charitable Foundation Brad and Terrie Bloom Blue Q Duncan and Susan Brown Brownrigg Charitable Trust Melva Bucksbaum and Raymond Learsy Gretchen Burke Jonathan and Ronda Canter Cara Castiglione and Kirsten DeHaan The Chamberlain Group Michele and G. Donald Chandler III Citi Citizens Bank Stacy and Eric Cochran Comcast Spotlight Nicole Condon and Liang Shih Llaen Coston-Clark and Andrew Pitre Council for Canadian American Relations Creative Portland Corporation

Bobbie Crosby John DeRosa Federico de Vera Foster and Penelope Devereux Peter Dey and Phyllis Ortved Bridget and Donald Fawcett Monica Ferrell Henry Flynt Mimi and David Forer Allan and Judy Fulkerson Fund for the City of New York Furthermore: a program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund Timur Galen and Linda Genereux John Gardiner Girardi Distributors Glen Mills, Inc. Robert Gold Susan Gold Francis Greenburger and Isabelle Autones Donald Gummer and Meryl Streep Agnes Gund Graham and Ann Gund Andrew and Barbara Gundlach Cheryl Haines, Haines Gallery Carmela and Paul Haklisch Hall Art Foundation Andrew and Christine Hall O. Andreas and Diane Halvorsen Scott and Ellen Hand Stephen Hannock Ann Hatch and Paul Discoe Kurt and Charlotte Hemr Hewlett Packard Highland Street Foundation Holiday Inn Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation James and Joan Hunter Kerry Inman and Denby Auble continued ...

MAJOR SEASON SUPPORT: THANK YOU! Institute of Museum and Library Services John Hancock Christopher and Erin Keogh Kevin J. Mossier Foundation James Kiggen and Ani Shaker Werner and Sarah-Ann Kramarsky Lizbeth and George Krupp Greg Kucera and Larry Yocom Elizabeth and James Lee Thomas Lee and Ann Tenenbaum Carol LeWitt Dorothy Lichtenstein Joyce Linde Robert Lipp and Martha Berman Daniel Lucey John and Paula Mahoney Leslie Mason and Thad Meyerriecks Massachusetts Cultural Council Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund Adam McGowan and Jennifer Adams Seton Melvin Milton and Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Foundation Bridget Moore, DC Moore Gallery Hans and Kate Morris National Endowment for the Arts Andrew Newman and Ariel Peters Kathleen O’Grady The Orchards Charles Pardoe and Mariët Westermann The Porches Inn at MASS MoCA Robin Reed and Lorye George Rhode Island Foundation

Sayler/Morris with Elizabeth Kolbert, Eclipse: This exhibition is supported by the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation and Eric and Stacy Cochran, with additional funding provided by Light Work Endowment, Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, the Compton Foundation, and Barbara E. Bund. Teresita Fernández, As Above So Below: This exhibition is supported by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, Roberta and Michael Joseph, Pamela K. and William A. Royall, Jr., and Agnes Gund. Additional assistance is provided by Glen Mills, Inc.

Darren Waterston, Uncertain Beauty: This exhibition is supported by Leslie Mason & Thad Meyerriecks, ABC Carpet & Home, Bridget Moore, Ann Hatch, Robin Reed & Lorye George, Federico de Vera, Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom, Cheryl Haines, Kerry Inman & Denby Auble, Kathleen O’Grady, Dave Koz, Kaye Cummings, and Valerie Justin. Additional funding is provided by a grant from the Artist’s Resource Trust, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Bonnie Schaefer, the Kevin J. Mossier Foundation, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Home Furnishings, and Gheri Arnold.

Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Elizabeth Beshel Robinson and Samuel Robinson Pamela and William Royall, Jr. Ruth E. Proud Charitable Trust Bonnie Schaefer Anders and Yukiko Schroeder Dan Schulman and Jennie Kassanoff Robert and Carol Stegeman Irving Stenn Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute Stop & Shop Surdna Foundation Donald Swanson Holly Swett Jamie Tarses Jay and Rachel Tarses TD Bank Group The Thompson Family Foundation Charlie and Kimberly Thurston Tractor Supply Co. Sarah Twombly and Yeang Chng US Department of Agriculture W.L.S. Spencer Foundation Jack and Susy Wadsworth Alice Walton West Package & Variety Stores Williams College Elisabeth Roche Wilmers and Robert Wilmers Alan and Hope Winters Xeric Foundation Michael and Nina Zilkha

The Dying of the Light: Film as Medium and Metaphor: This exhibition is supported by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and an anonymous donor.

Anselm Kiefer and Franz West: Les Pommes d’Adam are long-term installations realized in collaboration with the Hall Art Foundation.

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective is a collaboration of MASS MoCA, Yale University Art Gallery, and the Williams College Museum of Art.

VISIT BOX OFFICE & INFORMATION 413.662.2111 / massmoca.org 1040 MASS MoCA Way North Adams, MA 01247 HOURS Fall, Winter, Spring (Sept 2, 2014 – June 2015) 11am to 5pm, closed Tuesdays ADMISSION Adults $18 Seniors/Veterans $16 Students w/ID $12 Kids (6 – 16) $8 Kids 5 and younger and museum members always visit for free. Admission to Kidspace is always free. The ArtBar is open on weekends and holidays. Williams College and MCLA students receive free admission with valid ID. 3 Museum Combo Ticket (MASS MoCA, the Clark, Williams College Museum of Art) $30 admission and save 20% at WCMA store through October 13. Norman Rockwell Combo Ticket (MASS MoCA, Norman Rockwell Museum) $30 TICKETS Reserve tickets for live events, including free events. All performances and artists are subject to change and sometimes sell out. No refunds or exchanges. All events are rain or shine.

PUBLIC TOURS (free with admission) September 3 – June 20 Wednesdays – Mondays 2pm Museum Highlights Saturdays 12pm Sol LeWitt Sundays through November 2 12pm Anselm Kiefer ACCESSIBILITY MASS MoCA is handicapped-accessible. Ask about wheelchairs and listening devices. PLAN YOUR VISIT explorenorthadams.com berkshires.org destinationwilliamstown.org williamstownchamber.org AMENITIES Lickety Split Café 413.346.4560 | licketysplitatmassmoca.com Gramercy Bistro 413.663.5300 | gramercybistro.com Bar Full bar service is available at most events. Hudsons Antiques 413.664.6530 Independent Art Projects independentartprojects.org Hardware: The MASS MoCA Store 413.664.4481 x8140 | massmocashopping.org MASS MoCA by Design 50 Spring Street, Williamstown 413.652.2143

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