List Visual Art Center, MIT Reviews

Contemporary art in a beautiful building. Exhibits change frequently, with something on view when major exhibits are changing. Free.

The exhibits were unique, staff was friendly, and the price (free) can't be beat!

The M.I.T believe that it is a sample of the best in study and technological advances. Obligatory visit.

Dude I just saw Bowling Balls held together by marble. I guess on the upside it is free, and thats super cool of MIT to do this; but snooty rich kids and pretentious "art" really makes this place a drag. Go literally *anywhere* else.

Good exhibits in a modern space. The perfect coda to a tour of the MIT campus.

A beautiful contemporary art museum. They have a nice website where you can find the schedule of all shows that are coming up. Cool gallery opening nights with vegetarian and vegan friendly options of food + tasty wines. Nice conversations, amazing art experiences and a meaningful contemporary art - these are the things you get at the LIST.

Not a bad place to see a band. Movie theater set-up, no food or beverage service.

Cool exhibits featuring thematic modern art and MIT students work. Small space and only a few works, but admission is free and it s housed in a beautiful, architecturally interesting building.

Always a great experience at the List! This show in particular really stood out! Curation was really clever.

They give out original Picasso and alikes to their students for a year to take home. Imagine that!!?

Nice exhibition with rotating themes, Norway location, and it s free! Thanks MIT

Beautiful MIT wants everyone to care about art just go and its free

Has interesting shows, many
Quite thought provoking. A must see if you're on campus. Free to the public!

A nice set of small galleries with well curated contemporary art shows on the MIT campus. Maybe a little too small at times. Easy to absorb all the works on display in an hour or so. The Weisner building and its public art installations are a treat in themselves.

Saw two great shows. Aicja Kwade and Farah Al Qasimi.

The art pieces were contemporary when I went, had a lot of variety from all different types of artists.

Saw Ericka Beckman's special exhibit, Double Reverse. Worth a short visit to see the four short avant garde videos. Plan 10-15 minutes