Our Campus, Our Canvas

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  Public Art

  Northeastern’s Public Art Initiative is a platform for artists from our community and around the world to showcase the university’s creative energy.

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  Gallery 360

  Gallery 360 hosts 20-plus exhibits each year. // Hours: Monday through Friday, 11am -7pm, Saturday and Sunday, 12-5pm. Gallery 360 is free and open to the public.

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  Faculty & Student Work

  Northeastern faculty and students push their creative boundaries every day, through large-scale public art works, exhibits in Gallery 360, interactive installations, pop-up exhibits, and more.

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  Center for the Arts

  Northeastern’s Center for the Arts, based in the College of Arts, Media and Design, makes creative expression an integral part of the Northeastern experience.

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  College of Arts, Media and Design

  The College of Arts, Media and Design is Northeastern’s hub for creativity and entrepreneurship in design, communication, and the arts. The college is grounded in the core disciplines of architecture, art + design, communication studies, game design, journalism, media and screen studies, music, and theatre.

NEWS

• Naturalizing Immigration
  December 12, 2018
  Assistant Professor in the College of Arts, Media, and Design Pedro Cruz discusses his award winning data visualization project, "Naturalizing Immigration" now on display in West Village H.
• Farzaneh and Bahareh Safarani: Presence at Northeastern’s Gallery 360
  June 7, 2016
  Review of the Safarani sister's MFA thesis show in Artscope magazine.
• Femmes Trouvés redefines artistic objects
  March 17, 2016
  Review in the Huntington News of the show, Femmes Trouvés, at Northeastern's Gallery 360, showcasing the most recent sculptural works of Michael Ulman, Arts and Sciences ’00.
• Northeastern Revs Up Public Art Initiative (via bostonmagazine.com)
  June 17, 2015
  From elevators to underground tunnels, ‘we want art to be everywhere,’ says Northeastern President Joseph Aoun.
• Northeastern is turning its campus into a canvas (via boston.com)
  June 13, 2015
  Edgar Allen Poe and John Lee Hooker recently showed up on Northeastern University’s campus. No, they’re not back from the dead. The pair was reincarnated by stencil graffiti artist Jef Aérosol—the pseudonym of Jean-François Perroy. He’s been painting murals all over Northeastern this week as part of President Joseph Aoun’s public art initiative. Northeastern is turning its campus into a canvas.

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