The Boston Globe’s Grace Griffin invites readers to “motor up” to New Bedford and come see the public art exhibitions of Soo Sunny Park and MASARY studios.
Where to safely see art? Motor up to New Bedford’s downtown light show Read More »
Light: 2020 premiers this Saturday, June 20th. Since we cannot yet gather together in celebration, this year’s artwork will launch quietly. We ask you to see these projects on your own time and know that we are beyond excited to provide you with the opportunity to experience original works of art in the urban gallery setting of downtown New Bedford.
Premiering this Saturday! Read More »
Our Board and Staff voice our commitment to our community and stand together against racism.
Black Lives Matter. Read More »
The art community of New Bedford has come together to continue to present artwork through the trying times of COVID-19.
Adapting the arts to COVID-19 Read More »
In 2020, there shall be light in the city whose motto is Lucem Diffundo- “I diffuse Light.”
~Steven Froias, March 2020 South Coast Insider
we’re keeping LIGHT ON in New Bedford Read More »
DATMA incorporates performance arts, adding to the upward trend along the SouthCoast…
SouthCoast Today Column: Curtain Up… Live in New Bedford Read More »
Last year, they chose wind as their theme. In 2020, light will guide their fortunes.
SouthCoast Today Column: DATMA 2020 … Let there be light Read More »
Sponsored by DATMA, “Silver Current” rightly drew much attention over the summer months…
SouthCoast Today-Column: Looking back at 10 of last year’s most memorable art exhibits Read More »
Standard Times contributing writer, Jerry Boggs dove into the story behind DATMA with Co-founder Roger Mandle and Executive Director, Lindsay Mis. Hear a bit about how DATMA came about in their interview recorded November 27, 2019 at the Standard Times recording studio in Downtown New Bedford. Enjoy the episode.
A Discussion with New Bedford’s Newest Art Organization Read More »
DATMA is getting the pinwheels ready for the last hurrah of Summer Winds. As part of a city celebration called, Williams Street from Bow to Stern, we’ve invited the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra to play some wind-themed melodies and classics under the Silver Current sculpture that will fly above New Bedford until September 30th. Tune
