A resident of New York City, New York, Seton Melvin earned her degree from Williams College where she studied political science and economics. Presently, Seton Melvin directs the Mount Sinai Hospital’s brain donor program, the first center in the USA focused on brains afflicted by clinically documented brain injuries. She also belongs to several organizations within the art industry including the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA).
A center devoted to making and showcasing evocative and novel art, MASS MoCA offers indoor and outdoor performing arts venues and vast galleries. Many forms of art including theater, film, painting, sculpture, art, photography, and music are embraced at MASS MoCA.
Hundreds of the best and most innovative artists on the planet come to the center throughout the year to produce art during extended rehearsal and fabrication residencies that are subsequently showcased on site. MASS MoCA is dedicated to supporting artists in creating art that is forward-looking, fresh, and engaging while also making their visiting experience most enjoyable. Key on-campus features include a full-service restaurant, microbrewery, reasonably priced cafes, and free parking among other perks.
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