Museum Map

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Seasonal Galleries

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Galleries

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Non-Gallery Spaces Elevator Stairs Single-Stall GenderNeutral Restrooms Self-Identifying Restrooms (only in B10, basement)

James Turrell

Changing Table Nursing Station

JOE’S FIELD

B6

Water Fountain Tickets & Information

Entrance to Building 6

C.A.V.U. (Skyspace)

Museum Stores

Mary Lum

Coatroom Lockers

Courtyard D

Security

(lost & found, first aid)

Café

B8

Advance Reservation Required

The Chalet

(see back for details)

To James Turrell

B7 Courtyard C

BASEMENT

THE SPEED WAY

To Courtyard C

B10

B14 B15

Hall Art Foundation

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V.U. (Sky spa

Dré Pavilion ce )

B10 The Hunter Center for the Performing Arts

WELCOME

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B11

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Boiler House

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Main parking lot Courtyard A

B4

FLOOR 2 Lost? All buildings connect on the second floor

FLOOR 3 The Prow

B6

B6

Event Space

B5

B5

B8 B7

B7

B4

B10

Kidspace

Hunter Mezzanine Swing Space

B11

Rehearsal Hall

B4

Club B10

B10

ON VIEW

April 2026

BUILDING 4

BUILDING 7

BUILDING 11

2 Jimena Sarno*

3 Sol LeWitt: Late Career

2 Performing Arts Posters

1 Michael E. Smith*

2 Sol LeWitt: Mid-Career

(On view beginning May 2)

Spatial Poems*

1 Sol LeWitt: Early Career

(On view beginning May 23)

Vincent Valdez* (On view through Apr. 5)

R&D Store

BUILDING 5

Jeffrey Gibson*

BUILDING 6

THE ROBERT W. WILSON BUILDING

3 Laurie Anderson

New York State of Mind* Gunnar Schonbeck Technologies of Relation* (LAUREN: Anyone Home? activation daily 12–3pm) (Coffee readings: daily 12–4pm)

Nicholas Whitman

2 Louise Bourgeois

Sarah Crowner Zora J Murff* Sarah Oppenheimer Alison Pebworth* (Tea service: Friday–Sunday 12–3pm)

Barbara Prey James Turrell Joe Wardwell Event Space The Prow

Hunter Mezzanine

1 Carly Glovinski

The Hunter Center for the Performing Arts

BUILDING 8

2 Spencer Finch

BUILDING 10

JOE’S FIELD

James Turrell: C.A.V.U. (Skyspace)

3 Club B10

Nursing Station Restrooms (Gender-Neutral)

2 Kidspace 1 Museum Entrance

Lobby Admissions & Information Public Tours Gift Shop Security Café (Lickety Split)

B Restrooms

(Self-Identifying) Coatroom Lockers Ryan Olson with Seth Rosetter: Allovers

1 James Turrell Lounge

* Short-term exhibitions (on view six months to two years)

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MUSEUM HOURS

POP - UP EXHIBITION

Wednesday–Monday, 10am–5pm Closed Tuesday Open on April 21 for school break Artmaking at the Kidspace (Building 10, floor 2) Open during museum hours PUBLIC TOURS

All public tours are one hour long and free with museum admission. Unless noted otherwise, all public tours meet in the lobby.

14th Annual Teen Invitational Reception (Building 6, floor 2, Event Space) Thursday, April 16, 6pm

FREE WORKSHOPS

English: Everyday 11am: Long-term exhibitions highlights tour 1pm: Short-term exhibitions highlights tour Spanish / Español: Second Saturday of each month at 1pm Segundo sábado de cada mes a la 1pm

School Break Kidspace Workshops (Kidspace) April 20 –24, 11am

PUBLIC PROGRAM

SHOP

MASS MoCA Gift Shop (Lobby) Fun and funky contemporary gifts for all ages. shop.massmoca.org The Research & Development (R&D) Store (Building 4, floor 1) High-quality, affordable artist editions and books. researchdevstore.myshopify.com

ON STAGE

In Conversation: Steve Locke & Evan Garza (Club B10) Saturday, April 25, 5pm

DANCE

Experience music, dance, theater, film, and festivals throughout the year.

Visit massmoca.org for more information and tickets.

Emily Johnson / Catalyst: YOUR HONOR, a care procession (Building 5) Saturday, April 11, 4pm

GUIDELINES

PHOTO POLICY

To help protect the delicate art… we do not allow food, drinks, umbrellas, folding chairs, bags with backpack straps or bags over 8.5"×11"×4", and other large objects in the galleries.

Lockers and coat hangers are located in the basement of B10. And please, don’t touch the art!

Still photography and video are permitted for personal, noncommercial use, with the exception of designated restricted areas, including all Louise Bourgeois and James Turrell installations. Flash, tripods, drones, and camera extension poles are not allowed.

MASS MoCA may photograph or videotape visitors for educational and promotional purposes.

Attendance on museum property is implied consent for the use of visitors’ likenesses for marketing purposes. Please notify the Box Office if you would prefer not to be photographed in the galleries.

ACCESSIBILITY

Ask about wheelchairs and gallery stools at the Box Office, located in the museum lobby. A nursing room is located on the 3rd floor of B10. accessibility@massmoca.org

EAT

MEMBERSHIP

RESERVATIONS & SIGN-UPS

Advance reservations for James Turrell’s Perfectly Clear, Hind Sight, and C.A.V.U. dusk/dawn experiences can be made online or at reserve@massmoca.org.

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Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawing #915 (Detail), 1999. Collection of Margot and Tom Pritzker

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