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Ongoing | Radical Atoms
Radical Atoms reimagines the future of dynamic, reconfigurable materials, and envisions a future where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds dissolve — where materials themselves can be computationally reconfigured in real time. Research by Media Arts and Sciences Professor and director of the MIT Media Lab's Tangible Media group Hiroshi Ishii.
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MIT Museum

Through August 29  |  Above Ground Below
ACT Professor Nida Sinnokrot's exhibition  unfolds as a field of relations organized across sky, ground and subterranean registers.
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carlier | gebaur
Berlin, Germany


Through August 31 | The Equator Has Moved:  Renée Green at Dia Beacon
ACT Professor Renée Green's major solo presentation.
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Dia Beacon
Beacon, NY

Through September 6  | Nach Bild (After Image)
Vinzenz Aubry’s (SMACT ’25) first solo exhibition, explores our image-dominated society, in which the visual has created a distance from the world that separates us more than it connects.
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Galerie im Saalbau
Berlin, Germany

Through Spring 2027 | Janet Echelman:  Remembering the Future
This large-scale installation by 2022-2024 MIT Distinguished Visiting Artist Janet Echelman, was developed during her residency at the MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology (CAST). Architect, engineer and MIT Associate Professor Caitlin Mueller collaborated on the development of the piece.
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MIT Museum

Ongoing | Case Studies for Truly Public Housing
Chris Moyer MCP '22, MArch '22 and Suzanne Schindler, a former SA+P visiting lecturer, focus on the Cambridge Housing Authority in Massachusetts examining how the CHA performed a series of contradictory maneuvers to completely overhaul their deteriorating housing stock. 
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National Public Housing Museum
Chicago, IL

Ongoing | HOOPcycle 
A mobile art installation conceptualized by Architecture's Rafi Segal and artist Marisa Morán Jahn (SMVisS '07).
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National Public Housing Museum
Chicago, IL

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