For its third year, the Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute will launch three free public art exhibitions plus numerous programs and initiatives with partners.
For its third year, the Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute launches three free public art exhibitions plus numerous programs and initiatives with partners.
In 2020, DATMA ensured audiences could enjoy artwork online from wherever they were. Still, there was something missing- the story of the process of making the artwork itself. VESSELS, mini-documentary opens up the world of the artistic process and the impact of collaboration.
‘Vessels’ mini documentary now available for viewing online ~ The Herald News Read More »
Learn more about DATMA’s co-founder Roger Mandle’s many life accomplishments and his significant impact on the SouthCoast community.
Art Beat: DATMA founder Roger Mandle’s wide-ranging impact on local arts Read More »
It is with much sadness that I announce that on November 28 DATMA lost its co-founder, fearless leader, and friend, Roger Mandle.
Message to the Community | The Passing of Roger Mandle Read More »
The Herald News praises Jodi Stevens and other influential women in the arts in the SouthCoast, including our Executive Director Lindsay Mis.
Jodi Stevens, an accomplished artist and arts administrator Read More »
Drew Furtado is featured in SouthCoast Today discussing his film that highlights the artists who uplifted the New Bedford community during these distressing times, including interviews with our Executive Director Lindsay Mis.
New Bedford area filmmaker dreams big for arts community Read More »
Summer Wind’s artist Patrick Shearn of Poetic Kinetics
Patrick Shearn’s Kinetic Sculptures Bring Change to the Air Read More »
DATMA was one of 24 grant recipients of the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts.
There’s nothing half-hearted in the way New Bedford Art Museum has made it possible to visit its exhibits in person again.
Re-Opening History Read More »
