Visiting Artists at MIT

Source: https://arts.mit.edu/cast/projects/visiting-artists/ Parent: https://arts.mit.edu/

The MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology (CAST) Visiting Artists program is distinctive for its emphasis on the research and development phase of artistic work. In addition to presenting new work, residencies embed artists in the ongoing research and teaching at MIT, where scientists and engineers are open to artists’ speculative and hands-on way of working. The program hosts artists from a wide range of visual and performing arts disciplines each academic year, exposing students to the creative process and fostering cross-fertilization among disciplines. The Distinguished Visiting Artist Program, launched in Fall 2016, creates the opportunity for artists to shape new creative projects over a period of two years of sustained, in-depth research and development. Visiting Artist Collaborations are supported by the Ida Ely Rubin Artists in Residence Fund, Abramowitz Memorial Lectureship Fund, and the Alan W. Katzenstein (1942) Memorial Fund.

For more information, contact cast@mit.edu

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[## #socialclimatechange

Reimagining civic discourse through technology-forward theater](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/socialclimatechange/)

[## 2018-19 MIT Sounding

MIT Sounding is an annual concert series open to the public](https://arts.mit.edu/cast/performances/sounding-2018-19/)

[## A Paradigm Shift in Infectious Diseases

Critical role of paradigm shifts in science illustrated through respiratory infectious disease transmission](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/a-paradigm-shift-in-infectious-diseases/)

## A Three-Dimensional Spider Web Soundscape Comes to Life

[## Adesola Akinleye

Investigating the embodied choreography of urban space](https://arts.mit.edu/people/adesola-akinleye/)

[## Adrienne Truscott

Feb 7-9, 2019: Genre-straddling performance artist presents THIS](https://arts.mit.edu/people/adrienne-truscott/)

[## Agnieszka Kurant

Creating art through emergence and collective intelligence](https://arts.mit.edu/people/agnieszka-kurant/)

[## Albert Figurt

Exploring the many lives of the Desktop Narrative format](https://arts.mit.edu/people/albert-figurt/)

## All That is Solid Melts Into Air: CAST Inaugural Visiting Artist Tomás Saraceno

[## Alvin Lucier

Legendary composer blurs the lines between experiment, composition, and art installation](https://arts.mit.edu/people/alvin-lucier/)

[## Ana Rajcevic

Exploring embodiment through animal-inspired neuroprosthetics](https://arts.mit.edu/people/ana-rajcevic/)

[## Anat Cohen

A virtuoso widely recognized as one of the most vital clarinetists working today](https://arts.mit.edu/people/anat-cohen/)

[## Anatomy of Revolution

Archiving movements of protest](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/anatomy-of-revolution/)

[## Andrew Schneider

Nov 9-11, 2018: Interactive media artist and company presents NERVOUS/SYSTEM](https://arts.mit.edu/people/andrew-schneider/)

[## Andy Cavatorta

Through the design of such complex and experimental instruments, Andy Cavatorta explores the ways in which we create meaning through sound.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/andy-cavatorta/)

[## Anicka Yi

Investigating the powers of olfactory sensation](https://arts.mit.edu/people/anicka-yi/)

## Anne Lilly

[## Arachnodrone

A three-dimensional spider web soundscape](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/arachnodrone/)

[## Arnold Dreyblatt

Media artist and composer explores audio visual perception and memory](https://arts.mit.edu/people/arnold-dreyblatt/)

[## Arthur Ganson

Kinetic sculptor Arthur Ganson creates machines at once whimsical and philosophical](https://arts.mit.edu/people/arthur-ganson/)

[## Ascoli Ensemble

Vocal ensemble using technology to reconstruct unusual medieval repertoires](https://arts.mit.edu/people/ascoli-ensemble/)

[## Audra McDonald

2018 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/audra-mcdonald/)

[## Ayesha Jordan and Justin Hicks

Feb 15, 2019: Work-in-Progress Showing](https://arts.mit.edu/people/ayesha-jordan/)

[## B. Stephen Carpenter II

Intentional Public Disruptions: Art, Responsibility and Pedagogy](https://arts.mit.edu/people/stephen-carpenter/)

[## Ballet des Porcelaines

A story of magic, desire, and exotic entanglement](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/ballet-des-porcelaines/)

[## Bang on a Can

Bang on a Can strives to expose worldwide audiences to exciting and innovative music.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/bang-on-a-can/)

[## Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme

Considering embodied memory through sound, video, and performance](https://arts.mit.edu/people/basel-abbas-and-ruanne-abou-rahme/)

## Behind the Artwork: Tomás Saraceno’s Aerocene Project

[## Ben Houge

Sonification of real-time data](https://arts.mit.edu/people/ben-houge/)

[## BIC

Bringing Kreyòl music and digital poetry to MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/bic/)

[## Bill Viola

2009 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/bill-viola/)

[## Billy Novick

"Sincerity... elegance... a lovely celebration of tunefulness" — Downbeat](https://arts.mit.edu/people/billy-novick/)

[## Braxton Cook

Vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer Braxton Cook comes to MIT to participate in It Must Be Now!](https://arts.mit.edu/people/braxton-cook/)

[## Carsten Höller

Manifesting the art-science of sleep and dreaming](https://arts.mit.edu/people/carsten-holler/)

[## Cheyenne Olivier & Suket Dhir

Weaving economic narratives through a traditional Bengali craft](https://arts.mit.edu/people/olivier-and-dhir/)

[## Chloe Bensahel

Exploring smart textiles: weaving memory through innovation](https://arts.mit.edu/people/chloe-bensahel/)

[## Christian Bök

Living poetry](https://arts.mit.edu/people/christian-bok/)

[## Christopher Janney

Christopher Janney’s site-specific works facilitate interactions between people and their environment, creating in the urban landscape a sense of spontaneity.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/christopher-janney/)

[## Chuck Hoberman

With Hoberman, MIT students invent new transformable mechanisms](https://arts.mit.edu/people/chuck-hoberman-2/)

[## Clarice Assad

Multifaceted vocalist, music educator, and composer](https://arts.mit.edu/people/clarice-assad/)

[## Climate Inheritance

World Heritage at Risk](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/climate-inheritance/)

[## Constanza Macras

Building dance theater from the ground up, October 31, 2019](https://arts.mit.edu/people/constanza-macras/)

[## David Adjaye

2016 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/david-adjaye/)

[## David Sheppard

David Sheppard's work as a sound designer has taken him across the world and across genres, collaborating with many leading orchestras and ensembles as well as rock and pop musicians, visual artists, dance and film creatives.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/david-sheppard/)

[## Deconstructed Anthems: Massachusetts

Sonifying the increasing loss of Black Americans to carceral systems](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/deconstructed-anthems/)

[## Di Fayerdike Libe – Passionate Love – די פֿײַערדיקע ליבע

Exploring traditional Yiddish music and culture](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/di-fayerdike-libe/)

[## Diemut Strebe

Ida Ely Rubin Artist in Residence](https://arts.mit.edu/people/diemut-strebe/)

[## Don Byron

Legendary clarinetist and composer forging "a sound above genre"](https://arts.mit.edu/people/don-byron/)

[## Dream Hotel

Incubating future dreamscapes](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/dream-hotel/)

[## duoJalal

"Fearless seekers and synthesizers of disparate instruments and cultures” —Toronto Star](https://arts.mit.edu/people/duojalal/)

[## Either/Or Ensemble

Avant-garde ensemble Either/Or is fiercely virtuosic](https://arts.mit.edu/people/either-or-ensemble/)

[## Elena Ruehr’s Songs from Extrasolar Spaces

Translating the cosmos into music](https://arts.mit.edu/people/elena-ruehrs-tess-sciconcert/)

[## Eric Singer

Engineer, programmer, roboticist, and artist using sensors and robotics in multimedia systems](https://arts.mit.edu/people/eric-singer/)

[## Es Devlin

Artist and Designer](https://arts.mit.edu/people/es-devlin/)

[## EVIYAN

World roots, post-minimalism and jazz in a singular, earthy and intense sound](https://arts.mit.edu/people/eviyan/)

[## Florian Hecker

Florian Hecker’s psychoacoustic experimentations dramatize perceptions of sound and space in an immersive intensity.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/florian-hecker/)

[## FLUX Quartet

"One of the most fearless and important new-music ensembles" — San Francisco Chronicle](https://arts.mit.edu/people/flux-quartet/)

[## Fradreck Mujuru and Erica Azim

Celebrating the Shona mbira tradition](https://arts.mit.edu/people/fradreck-mujuru-erica-azim/)

[## Front Porch Collective

A black theatre company committed to advancing racial equity in Boston through theater](https://arts.mit.edu/people/front-porch-collective/)

[## Ge Wang

Exploring the transformative possibilities of combining music and computers, art and technology](https://arts.mit.edu/people/ge-wang/)

[## Glenn Branca Ensemble

Honoring a pioneer of the avant-garde](https://arts.mit.edu/people/glenn-branca-ensemble/)

## Golden City

[## Guilherme Marcondes

Captivating films and animations that probe the relationship between humans and our constructed environment](https://arts.mit.edu/people/guilherme-marcondes/)

[## Guillermo Klein

April 28, 2017 - a stellar collision of vocal jazz, Latin music, and poetry](https://arts.mit.edu/people/guillermo-klein/)

[## Gustavo Dudamel

2010 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/gustavo-dudamel/)

[## Harry Allen and Rob Swift

MIT hosts harbanger, a battle DJ septet](https://arts.mit.edu/people/allen-and-swift/)

[## Hauschka

Fueled by a love of rhythm, Hauschka creates playful, unpredictable and inventive music](https://arts.mit.edu/people/hauschka/)

[## Hearing Amazônia–The Responsibility of Existence

Exploring the plight of the natural world through Brazilian and Amazonian music](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/hearing-amazonia/)

[## Histories of Negation | BLACK city: The Arkansas Edition

J. Yolande Daniels gives presence to absent histories](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/black-city/)

[## Hussein Chalayan

Transformable fashion](https://arts.mit.edu/people/hussein-chalayan/)

[## Hyphen-Labs

NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism](https://arts.mit.edu/people/hyphen-labs/)

[## Immense Joy / H.o.t.S

Clarice Lispector’s brutal and tender exploration of what it truly means to be poor](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/immense-joy-hots/)

[## Iva Bittová

Czech avant-garde violinist, singer, and composer.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/iva-bittova/)

[## Jacob Collier

“Jazz music’s new messiah” —The Guardian](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jacob-collier/)

[## Jamshied Sharifi

Composer, producer, and keyboardist Jamshied Sharifi premiered Awakening at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jamshied-sharifi/)

[## Janet Echelman

Testing emerging design tools for creating large-scale tensile sculpture](https://arts.mit.edu/people/janet-echelman/)

[## Jason Levine

Audiovisual artist and performer whose primary medium is code](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jason-levine/)

[## Jason Moran

Adventurous jazz pianist](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jason-moran/)

[## Jay Scheib’s In the Jungle of Cities

May 17, 2019: A Works/Process Presentation inspired by Bertolt Brecht’s genre-smashing play](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jay-scheibs-in-the-jungle-of-cities/)

[## Jay Scheib’s The Silence

Two sisters on the run from massive human failure, December 12-14, 2019](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jay-scheibs-the-silence/)

[## Jeanette Andrews

Exploring the bounds of perception and interpretation through magic](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jeanette-andrews/)

[## Jenna Sutela

Interspecies communicator using living material to explore the unknown](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jenna-sutela/)

[## Joe Lovano

“One of the greatest musicians in jazz history”—New York Times](https://arts.mit.edu/people/joe-lovano/)

[## Joel Fan

Soaring and virtuosic pianist](https://arts.mit.edu/people/joel-fan/)

[## John Akomfrah and Lina Gopaul

The films of John Akomfrah and Lina Gopaul, founders of the influential Black Audio Film Collective, are the catalyst for an exploration of the overarching theme of “cinematic migrations.”](https://arts.mit.edu/people/john-akomfrah-and-lina-gopaul/)

[## John Chowning

Inventor of FM synthesis](https://arts.mit.edu/people/john-chowning/)

[## John Fitzgerald and Matthew Niederhauser

Capturing the pace and process of global suburbanization](https://arts.mit.edu/people/john-fitzgerald-and-matthew-niederhauser/)

[## Johnny Gandelsman

Violinist Gandelsman "plays with a balletic lightness of touch and a sense of whimsy and imagination" —Boston Globe](https://arts.mit.edu/people/johnny-gandelsman/)

[## Jordan Rudess

Jam_Bot: Exploring the Potential of AI in Live Collaborative Musical Performance](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jordan-rudess/)

[## Julia Ogrydziak

Experiential art works and performances](https://arts.mit.edu/people/julia-ogrydziak/)

[## Jupiter Quartet

Chamber music ensemble performs Beethoven’s foundational String Quartets](https://arts.mit.edu/people/jupiter-quartet/)

[## Karim Ben Khelifa

Humanizing the enemy](https://arts.mit.edu/people/karim-ben-khelifa/)

[## Karin Coonrod

Far-reaching inventiveness](https://arts.mit.edu/people/karin-coonrod/)

[## Katerina Cizek

Pioneer in participatory and interactive documentary production](https://arts.mit.edu/people/katerina-cizek/)

[## Kaynak Pipers Band

Traditional kaba gaida folk music of Bulgaria](https://arts.mit.edu/people/kaynak-pipers-band/)

[## Keith Ellenbogen

Using ultra high-speed cameras to showcase underwater worlds in exquisite detail.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/keith-ellenbogen/)

[## Kinetic Ensemble

“Agile virtuosity and vibrant sound… brilliantly executed” — Arts and Culture Texas](https://arts.mit.edu/people/kinetic-ensemble/)

[## Lakaï Dance’s The Block: An Afro-Musical

The Block: An Afro-Musical, September 27 & 28, 2019](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lakai-dance/)

[## Lara Baladi

Archiving revolution](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lara-baladi/)

[## Libby Larsen

2004 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/libby-larsen/)

[## Lion’s Jaw

Creating an environment where risk, rigor, and rebellion can flourish through dance](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lions-jaw/)

[## Lisa Dwan

2019–20 CAST Mellon Distinguished Visiting Artist](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lisa-dwan/)

[## Lochan Rijal

Sharing the rich heritage of traditional Nepalese music](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lochan-rijal/)

[## Lontano Ensemble

Lontano is synonymous with “the future in music.”](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lontano-ensemble/)

[## Luciana Souza

2020-21 CAST Virtual Visiting Artist](https://arts.mit.edu/people/luciana-souza/)

[## Lupe Fiasco

Breaking down and building up the languages of rap](https://arts.mit.edu/people/lupe-fiasco/)

[## Machine Learning and the Arts

Exploring the creative potential of emerging digital technologies with creative coder Andreas Refsgaard](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/machine-learning-and-the-arts/)

[## Magma Matter

Reconsidering the aesthetics of function](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/magma-matter/)

## Maki Namekawa Presents Philip Glass, Keith Jarrett, Joe Hisaishi, Evan Ziporyn

[## Making Change: In Place Over Time

What does it mean for research to be racially just and restorative?](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/making-change/)

[## Marcus A. Thompson’s Faculty Recital

2017 Fay Chandler Creativity Grant](https://arts.mit.edu/people/marcus-a-thompson/)

[## Mark Stewart

Multi-instrumentalist, guitarist, composer, and instrument designer](https://arts.mit.edu/people/mark-stewart/)

[## Matthew Ritchie

Artistic explorations of existence and scale](https://arts.mit.edu/people/matthew-ritchie/)

[## Maya Beiser

Maya Beiser is a “cello goddess” — The New Yorker](https://arts.mit.edu/people/maya-beiser/)

[## Mel Chin and Rick Lowe

Exploring the complexities of building healthy communities through art and activism](https://arts.mit.edu/people/mel-chin-and-rick-lowe/)

[## Michael Mayo

Layers of heavenly harmonizing, hard-hitting beatboxing, and heartfelt crooning](https://arts.mit.edu/people/michael-mayo/)

## MIT Arts Events at the 2018 Cambridge Science Festival

[## MIT Sounding 2022-23

Presenting unique artists who push the envelope of their respective genres, creating new evolving music for the 21st century](https://arts.mit.edu/sounding-2022-23/)

[## Mugaritz

Crossing culinary borders](https://arts.mit.edu/people/mugaritz/)

[## My Onliness

A nonconformist and playful performance about the possible nightmares of the near future](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/my-onliness/)

[## Native America: The Choctaw Music of Charles Shadle

Capturing contemporary classical music by a living Choctaw composer](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/native-america/)

[## Ne:Kahwistará:ken Kanónhsa’kówa í:se Onkwehonwe

Addressing questions of identity, the body, heritage, ancestry, and technology from an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural perspective](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/longhouse/)

[## Newton Harrison

Eco-Art and Action Research](https://arts.mit.edu/people/newton-harrison/)

[## Nik Bärtsch’s MOBILE

Rigorously conceptual zen-funk](https://arts.mit.edu/people/nik-bartsch-mobile/)

## Object Lesson: Aerocene Explorer

[## Of Boar and Fungi: A Nuclear Love Affair

Exploring radioactive entanglements in post-Chernobyl forests](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/boar-and-fungi/)

[## Olafur Eliasson

2014 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/olafur-eliasson/)

[## On the Record

Creating new shared territories for discursive and collaborative practices.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/on-the-record/)

[## Pamela Z

Transforming elegant physical gestures into complex aural and visual landscapes](https://arts.mit.edu/people/pamela-z/)

## Parsifal

[## Pawel Romanczuk, Small Instruments

Complex sounds from small instruments](https://arts.mit.edu/people/pawel-romanczuk/)

[## Pedro Reyes

Inaugural Dasha Zhukova Distinguished Visiting Artist at MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology](https://arts.mit.edu/people/pedro-reyes/)

[## Pilobolus

Dance company Pilobolus creates interactive performance with MIT robotics](https://arts.mit.edu/people/pilobolus/)

[## Promesa: Voicing Counter Colonialism Through Board Game Creation

Understanding Puerto Rico’s debt crisis through play](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/promesa-board-game/)

[## Proofing: Resistant and Ready

Exploring the promises and pitfalls of plasticity](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/proofing/)

[## Queer Assemblies

Three installations evoking famed architect Bruce Goff’s eclectic palette](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/queer-assemblies/)

[## Robert Lepage

2012 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/robert-lepage/)

[## Robert Wilson

Visionary avant-garde director](https://arts.mit.edu/people/robert-wilson/)

[## Roomful of Teeth

The expressive potential of the most basic instrument: the human voice](https://arts.mit.edu/people/roomful-of-teeth/)

[## Rosa Colón Guerra

Challenging colonialist narratives through board games](https://arts.mit.edu/people/rosa-colon-guerra/)

[## Santiago Calatrava

2005 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/santiago-calatrava/)

## Saraceno: Conversations on Atmosphere

## Saraceno: Conversations on Biomimicry

## Saraceno: Conversations on Cosmology

[## Sarah Cahill

“Sterling Bay Area pianist and an intrepid illuminator of the classical avant-garde” —The New York Times](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sarah-cahill/)

[## Sarnath Banerjee

Demystifying social science through creative storytelling](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sarnath-banerjee/)

[## Sasha Marianna Salzmann

Exploring migration, identity, and belonging through German theater](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sasha-marianna-salzmann/)

[## Scanner and Stephen Vitiello

Sonic investigations into bodily experience and spatial practice](https://arts.mit.edu/people/scanner-and-stephen-vitiello/)

[## Sean Jones

Trumpeter, bandleader, composer, educator, and activist Sean Jones comes to MIT to participate in It Must Be Now!](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sean-jones/)

[## See Us Seesaw Together

Kinetic connection at a physical distance](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/see-us-seesaw-together/)

[## Simon Smith

Masterful and intrepid Stockhausen concert](https://arts.mit.edu/people/simon-smith/)

[## Solar Return for Change

Amplifying climate research through collaborative jazz performance](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/solar-return-for-change/)

[## Sumie Kaneko

Traditional Japanese music with a jazz inflection](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sumie-kaneko/)

## Sung Tieu: Not Fracking Around

[## Suzan-Lori Parks

2006 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/suzan-lori-parks/)

## Suzanne Bocanegra

[## Tauba Auerbach

A visual distillation of complex mathematical and scientific concepts](https://arts.mit.edu/people/tauba-auerbach/)

[## TeleAbsence

Addressing the vast emotional distance caused by the loss of a loved one](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/teleabsence/)

[## Terri Lyne Carrington

Drummer, producer, and educator Terri Lyne Carrington comes to MIT to participate in It Must Be Now!](https://arts.mit.edu/people/terri-lyne-carrington/)

[## Terry Riley

Minimalist legend](https://arts.mit.edu/people/terry-riley/)

[## Testbeds

A new life for the byproducts of architectural design](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/testbeds/)

[## The Boston Camerata

Anne Azéma, Artistic Director](https://arts.mit.edu/people/boston-camerata/)

[## The Conquered

A new multimedia theater piece inspired by innovations in neurotechnology](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-conquered/)

[## The Day

Conversation with Wendy Whelan and Maya Beiser, moderated by Sara Brown, April 23, 2020](https://arts.mit.edu/people/sara-browns-the-day/)

[## The Deep Time Project

Reframing current global challenges from the deep (planetary) and shallow (human) timescales](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-deep-time-project/)

[## The Hammer and the Feather

Exploring the sonic poetry of gravity](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-hammer-and-the-feather/)

[## The History of Empires

Cheerfully nihilistic dance/theater by the iconoclastic Witness Relocation/Dan Safer](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-history-of-empires/)

[## The Imaginary Atlas, Amazonia: Reimagining Cities within the Brazilian Forests

Envisioning sustainable Amazonian cities at COP30](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-imaginary-atlas-amazonia-reimagining-cities-within-the-brazilian-forests/)

[## The People’s Poetry Archive

Uniting voices with a living archive of African diaspora poetry](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/the-peoples-poetry-archive/)

[## Thinking on Your Feet

Exploring the potentials of embodied education through dance](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/thinking-on-your-feet/)

[## Thom Kubli

Exploring the boundaries of physical space and floating structures](https://arts.mit.edu/people/thom-kubli/)

[## Thomas Heatherwick

2020 Recipient of the Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT](https://arts.mit.edu/people/thomas-heatherwick/)

[## Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage

A steampunk mentality breathes new life into a 350-year-old art form](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/thrilling-adventures-of-lovelace-and-babbage/)

[## Tomás Saraceno

Expanding our thermodynamic imagination](https://arts.mit.edu/people/tomas-saraceno/)

## Touching Grass, A Digitally Physical Experience

## Traces

[## Trevor Paglen

Meticulously researched ways to see and interpret the world around us](https://arts.mit.edu/people/trevor-paglen/)

[## Trimpin

Engaging the visual, spatial, and kinetic properties of sound](https://arts.mit.edu/people/trimpin/)

[## Tristan Perich

Tristan Perich's work coupling 1-bit electronics with traditional forms in both music and visual art has been presented around the world.](https://arts.mit.edu/people/tristan-perich/)

[## Two Mobility Futures 0∞

Divergent futures where humans move constantly, or not at all](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/two-mobility-futures/)

[## VALIS

Reimagining live performance interactivity for a new generation](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/valis/)

[## Victor Gama

Instrument building and music composition using new technologies and the creative practices of Africa and the Diaspora](https://arts.mit.edu/people/victor-gama/)

## Video: Visiting Artist Tomás Saraceno’s In Orbit

[## Vik Muniz

Shifts in scale, photographic manipulation and unexpected materials](https://arts.mit.edu/people/vik-muniz/)

[## Visualizing the Proton

Illustrating the subatomic world](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/visualizing-the-proton/)

[## Volumetric Cinema

2018 Mellon Faculty Grant Recipient](https://arts.mit.edu/people/volumetric-cinema/)

[## WacŁaw Zimpel

Classical clarinetist lights up Polish jazz scene](https://arts.mit.edu/people/waclaw-zimpel/)

[## Water Wars

Demystifying social science through creative storytelling](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/water-wars/)

[## Ways of Seeing: Documenting Endangered Built Heritage in Afghanistan

Generating digital twins to document endangered heritage sites in Afghanistan](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/ways-of-seeing/)

[## Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya

Performance installation exploring the juxtapositions of multiplicities and the power of rising](https://arts.mit.edu/projects/correspondences/)