Creative spaces

The work students do in Visual and Performing Arts requires a wide range of spaces — studios, stages, darkrooms, screening rooms, recording facilities, and galleries. Clark’s facilities are designed for serious creative and scholarly work, and they are active nearly every day and night throughout the academic year. The campus community and the public are welcome at regular exhibitions, screenings, concerts, and performances held in these venues.

A student looks at art books inside a plexiglass box at the Institute for Contemporary Art, Boston.
Contact information

Office location

Traina Center for the Arts
92 Downing Street
Worcester, MA 01610

1-508-793-7113

1-508-793-8844