Massachusetts College of Art and Designs
Fenway/Kenmore
621 Huntington Ave
Btwn Tetlow St & Longwood Ave
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
Directions:
If traveling to MassArt by car, follow the directions below. The campus is also accessible by public transportation. From the west: Follow I-90 east toward Boston. Take exit 22, Prudential Center/Copley Square. Stay to the left toward Prudential Center. Follow ramp to Huntington Avenue. Continue straight on Huntington Avenue. MassArt is on the right, two blocks after the Museum of Fine Arts. From the south: Follow route I-93 north toward Boston. Take exit 18, Massachusetts Avenue, and follow frontage road to third set of lights. Take left onto Mass Ave. Follow ramp to first set of lights, crossing Massachusetts Avenue to Melnea Cass Boulevard. Follow Melnea Cass Boulevard to Tremont Street. Turn left on Tremont Street and drive one block. Turn right onto Ruggles Street. Follow Ruggles Street to Huntington Avenue (at trolley tracks) and turn left. MassArt is one block ahead on the right. From the north: Follow I-93 south toward Boston. Take exit 26, Storrow Drive/North Station and follow signs to Storrow Drive. Travel Storrow Drive to Copley Square/Back Bay exit (exit left). Turn Right onto Beacon Street and follow to Exeter Street. Take a left onto Exeter Street and follow to Hungtington Avenue. Turn right onto Huntington Avenue. MassArt is on the right, two blocks after the Museum of Fine Arts.
Fenway/Kenmore
621 Huntington Ave
Btwn Tetlow St & Longwood Ave
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
Directions:
If traveling to MassArt by car, follow the directions below. The campus is also accessible by public transportation. From the west: Follow I-90 east toward Boston. Take exit 22, Prudential Center/Copley Square. Stay to the left toward Prudential Center. Follow ramp to Huntington Avenue. Continue straight on Huntington Avenue. MassArt is on the right, two blocks after the Museum of Fine Arts. From the south: Follow route I-93 north toward Boston. Take exit 18, Massachusetts Avenue, and follow frontage road to third set of lights. Take left onto Mass Ave. Follow ramp to first set of lights, crossing Massachusetts Avenue to Melnea Cass Boulevard. Follow Melnea Cass Boulevard to Tremont Street. Turn left on Tremont Street and drive one block. Turn right onto Ruggles Street. Follow Ruggles Street to Huntington Avenue (at trolley tracks) and turn left. MassArt is one block ahead on the right. From the north: Follow I-93 south toward Boston. Take exit 26, Storrow Drive/North Station and follow signs to Storrow Drive. Travel Storrow Drive to Copley Square/Back Bay exit (exit left). Turn Right onto Beacon Street and follow to Exeter Street. Take a left onto Exeter Street and follow to Hungtington Avenue. Turn right onto Huntington Avenue. MassArt is on the right, two blocks after the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Description
MassArt is a vibrant learning community where artists and designers are prepared to contribute to the creative economy and to shape contemporary culture.
What can you do with a degree from MassArt? Anything you want! Our alumni are shaping the world of the future as painters, sculptors, curators, industrial designers, fashion designers, filmmakers, leaders, and creatives in numerous fields.
At MassArt you’ll find a supportive and imaginative community where you can explore, discover, see, learn, try, fail, laugh, try again, make, cry, succeed, process, and excel, all under the guidance of expert faculty and staff who are ready to prepare you for your future.
Founded in 1873, MassArt is the nation’s first independent public institution of higher education dedicated to the training of artists. That pioneering spirit continues today. At MassArt we are committed to excellence, accessibility, affordability, and diversity.
What can you do with a degree from MassArt? Anything you want! Our alumni are shaping the world of the future as painters, sculptors, curators, industrial designers, fashion designers, filmmakers, leaders, and creatives in numerous fields.
At MassArt you’ll find a supportive and imaginative community where you can explore, discover, see, learn, try, fail, laugh, try again, make, cry, succeed, process, and excel, all under the guidance of expert faculty and staff who are ready to prepare you for your future.
Founded in 1873, MassArt is the nation’s first independent public institution of higher education dedicated to the training of artists. That pioneering spirit continues today. At MassArt we are committed to excellence, accessibility, affordability, and diversity.
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