MFA WALKTHROUGHS

A long-standing MassArt tradition, Walkthroughs for full-residency MFA candidates in Fine Arts happen in the fall and spring semesters, introducing new MFA students to cross-departmental critique and building connections across disciplines, and preparing thesis-year students to present their culminating work.

SPRING 2025 WALKTHROUGHS

APRIL 7 – 18, 2025

IMAGES (L-R): YoAhn Han, Cecilia Vázquez, Mariah Doren, Billie Mandle, Rebecca Morrison,

Rene Galvan, Loretta Park, Jeffrey Nowlin, Tammy Dudman, Elaine Buckholtz

Spring Walkthroughs are a way for first-year MFA students to make 1:1 connections with and receive feedback from faculty they may not otherwise have an opportunity to work with. Spring Walkthroughs involve 30-minute one-on-one studio visits. These are informal sessions, and are not tied to assessment in any way. Work you share at Spring Walkthroughs does not need to be finished or polished; this is an opportunity to make connections, build community, and work through ideas.

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SPRING 2025 WALKTHROUGHS // FINAL SCHEDULE

After you sign up, we will follow up with confirmation and introductions. Please do not hesitate to reach out to the grad team with questions at gradprogram@massart.edu.

FALL WALKTHROUGHS are formal group reviews of work-in-progress from grad students in the final year of their fine arts MFA programs. Graduate faculty offer critical feedback on thesis work-in-progress. The Walkthroughs are also an opportunity for thesis-year MFA students to connect with other grads from across disciplines, as well as faculty from programs and departments outside of their own.

SPRING WALKTHROUGHS are a way for first-year MFA students to make 1:1 connections with and receive feedback from faculty they may not otherwise have an opportunity to work with. Spring Walkthroughs involve 30-minute one-on-one studio visits. These are informal sessions, and are not tied to assessment in any way. Work students share at Spring Walkthroughs does not need to be finished or polished; this is an opportunity to make connections, build community, and work through ideas.