After Dark: Junk

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The image features the phrase "AFTER DARK" repeated multiple times in bold, white, capital letters against a black background. The words are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with consistent spacing between each repetition. A large, irregular black shape cuts through the design diagonally, partially obscuring some of the text and creating visual contrast. The overall effect is dynamic, with the overlapping elements drawing attention to the "AFTER DARK" text.

We're celebrating the art and science of junk at this month's After Dark!

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Cost

General Admission - $20

MIT ID Holders - $10

Location

  • In-person only.

MIT Museum, Gambrill Center

314 Main Street
Building E-28
Cambridge, MA 02142
United States

Neighborhood

Area 2, East Cambridge, and The Port

Dates and Times

Thursday, November 14 6PM – 9PM

Additional information

Enjoy a performance by Reynaliz Herrera's bicycle rock band Ideas, Not Theories; learn from entrepreneurs creating fashion and design from chopsticks and banana crop waste; explore a special installation from the Footwear Collective; and transform "MIT junk" collected from across campus into kintsugi-inspired collages. 

Plus, take in a talk from Peter Mui from Fixit Clinic on designing in durability and mingle with local “Fixit Coaches” in the galleries.

Brews from Aeronaut and dumplings from Mei Mei will be available for purchase. 

Co-presented by MIT's Office of Sustainability. 

The image features the phrase "AFTER DARK" repeated multiple times in bold, white, capital letters against a black background. The words are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with consistent spacing between each repetition. A large, irregular black shape cuts through the design diagonally, partially obscuring some of the text and creating visual contrast. The overall effect is dynamic, with the overlapping elements drawing attention to the "AFTER DARK" text.
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Kate Silverman Wilson

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Last updated October 23, 2024.

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