MOSAIC

MOSAIC is MCLA’s community-centered cultural events program, dedicated to bringing people together through artistic and cultural exchange. By fostering understanding and highlighting shared experiences, MOSAIC helps strengthen the connections that define our communities.

Through exhibitions, performances, workshops, readings, lectures, and discussions, MOSAIC offers inclusive, diverse, and accessible public events—free and open to all—that encourage dialogue between communities, artists, faculty, and students.

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Exhibitions

Dizzy Spellz

Performances

Brinae Ali

Events

Featured: Ecologies of the In\between

This exhibition is an invitation to the in\between — a proximal zone of time and space that holds the tensions and potentialities between what was, what is, and what can be. Ecologies of the In\between is curated by Dr. Victoria Papa, Associate Professor of English & Visual Culture.

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ON VIEW:
Oct. 17, 2025–Jan. 4, 2026
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, Oct. 17, 5–7 p.m.
GALLERY 51: 51 Main St., North Adams, MA

GAllery 51

Run by MCLA since 2005, Gallery 51 exhibits work from a wide range of emerging to mid-career contemporary artists from around the world. Gallery 51 can be found at 51 Main Street in downtown North Adams.

Gallery 51 Info

MOSAIC EVENTSPACE

Located at 49 Main Street, EventSpace is a mixed use venue for lectures, community gatherings, film screenings, and more.

MOSAIC Eventspace info

Artists in Residence

At least two times a year, once each semester, Artists in Residence are invited to create work, share work, and in some cases teach courses at MCLA.

Artists in Residence Info

Questions? We're Here To Help!

Are you an artist or curator interested in exhibiting at Gallery 51? Or a community member looking to host an event in the EventSpace at 49 Main Street? We’d love to hear from you! Please email mosaic@mcla.edu with your proposal or request, including your contact information, preferred date(s) and time(s), a brief project overview, and why you’d like to use the space.

MOSAIC EventSpace & Offices, 49 Main St., North Adams, MA 01247
Gallery 51, 51 Main St., North Adams, MA 01247

413-662-5320 
mosaic@mcla.edu

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Gallery Hours
Wednesdays — noon-5 p.m.
Thursdays — noon-5 p.m.
Fridays — noon-5 p.m.
*Additional gallery hours available by appointment. Please email mosaic@mcla.edu.

 

MCLA and North Adams Partnerships

Learn more about the MCLA Art, Arts Management, Music Industry and Production, and Theatre programs.

Explore downtown businesses, discover local artists, and connect with the North Adams community on the first Friday of every month! 
The Sm[ART] Commons Blog is run by MCLA arts management students featuring interviews, reviews, articles and resources for current and prospective students, alumni, and the surrounding community. Students have conducted interview profiles on professionals in the field, alumni and students  providing a platform for students to investigate the field of arts and culture.
Through interviews with some of the region's most unique and interesting voices, the Thinking Like a Region podcast is cracking open the connections between arts learning and workforce skills in Berkshire County, MA.
The Jessica Park Project was established in 2004 at MCLA to study and promote the art of Jessica Park, a renowned artist with autism in mid-career who lives and works in Williamstown, MA.  Originally part of the Fine and Performing Arts major where student classes in Arts Management created exhibitions, books, and catalogs to celebrate Jessica's work, the Project, still under the guidance of its founder and now Director, Professor Emeritus Tony Gengarelly, works with the college and community to display Jessica Park's stylistically brilliant and compelling art, as well as that of other artists on the autism spectrum, to many audiences in Berkshire County and Southern Vermont. 
The 100 Level Gallery is a space where artists from underrepresented backgrounds can showcase their art. It aims to create an environment that not only serves as a platform for the display of their work, but also facilitates a valuable experience within the context of a gallery setting. 


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