MASS MoCA
North Adams, Mass.
The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art opened its doors in 1999 in a former industrial complex that was built by the Arnold Print Works in 1860. It has since expanded to include some 250,000 feet of exhibition space. There is an excellent documentary called Museum Town that tells the MASS MoCA story, as well as the impact the museum has had on this post-industrial Western Massachusetts town.
Blane De St. Croix, How to Move a Landscape
Spencer Finch
ERRE, Them and Us
Democracy 2000 
Stripes and Fence Forever
Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawing
Louise Bourgeois
Nature Study 
Untitled
Richard Nielsen, This is Not a Gag
Les Pommes d’Adam, Franz West 
Negative Pyramid, Sol LeWitt 
The Pipes, Taryn Simon
Artist on a Floating Iceberg, Norway Arctic Territory 
Safe Space, Clifford Prince King
off the leash 
Interesting collection of contemporary. I think it would take some time to go through Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and ponder the meaning of the pieces.
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Easy to spend the whole day there. There is a coffee shop, ice cream store, microbrewery and barbecue stand on the premises.
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Wow! This is a fantastic place. I’d heard if it, but didn’t realize just how good it is.
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I love those mask portraits!
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Love the collections! There are so many museums I want to visit now that they’re open.
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Such a fascinating place! I haven’t been there since covid….time for a visit. Thanks for posting.
Julie
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