DATMA

DATMA – Massachusetts Design, Arts, Technology Institute – is beginning its seventh season in New Bedford with a pair of exhibits that opened over this weekend.

New Bedford's 15-foot-tall plastic rooster is made out of repurposed waste materials from landfills across the SouthCoast.

New Bedford's Downtown District unveiled a 24-foot rooster made from recycled plastics by artist Artur Bordalo, highlighting community collaboration and sustainability.

DATMA is celebrating its fifth year in New Bedford promoting public art with a variety of exhibits and programs.

It took three years for this mural by the New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge to become a reality but now it's ready for all to enjoy.

The Massachusetts Design, Art, and Technology Institute (DATMA) has been creating and encouraging public art in New Bedford for almost five years.

DATMA's 2022 theme will reflect how New Bedford has sheltered and protected its community throughout its history.

DATMA has designed three exhibitions that will examine the role of water within the cultures of several countries, as well as the SouthCoast.

The Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism Recovery Grant will fund the “Summer in the Seaport” campaign.

There are two new exhibits up and running in New Bedford and both have light as part of their theme.