Marjee-Anne Levine

Marjee-Anne Levine is an Assistant Professor in both the 3D Arts and Sculpture departments at Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt). She also serves as the Manager of Operations at Sincere Specialty Fabrication and Casting, a bronze casting foundry in Chelsea, MA. Her expertise lies in iron casting, with international recognition for her performances, exhibitions, and lectures at conferences worldwide.

Educational Background:

• MFA, Georgia State University
• BFA, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Research & Practice: Levine is renowned for pioneering cast iron performance art, blending technical skill with conceptual exploration. Her work emphasizes collaborative projects, such as the MassArt Iron Corps, and has been showcased at venues like Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark and the International Sculpture Conference. Key themes include material transformation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the historical context of iron art.

Professional Engagement: She co-chaired the 2015 and 2017 National Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art and Practices, and has led workshops at institutions including Harvard University. Her performances, such as Monsters vs. City and Prometheus’ Disco, highlight her commitment to innovative public art.

Labs/Teams: Central to her practice is the MassArt Iron Corps, with which she collaborates on large-scale iron-pouring events and educational initiatives.