In the Studio for Interrelated Media, artists may work, either individually or collaboratively, in a wide range of media and presentation formats. The program’s core feature is the SIM Major Studio Course, in which students and faculty meet, present, and critique work, develop collaborative projects, and talk with visiting artists.

SIM graduate students may draw on MassArt’s full range of fabrication and technical equipment and facilities in order to realize their ideas. The program is also enriched by MassArt’s Boston location, which has become a prominent hub of high technology art. Boston draws many cutting-edge artists, theorists, and educators from around the nation, and the SIM program encourages students to explore the city’s many excellent experimental art exhibitions and resources

The SIM graduate program’s coordinator is Denise Marika, an artist who creates site-specific installations that incorporate elements from still and video images and sculpture. Dana Moser, who teaches computer-controlled media, video production, and Internet art, and John Holland, an electronic music composer and sound artist, also belong to the SIM faculty