Center for Advanced Visual Studies

The Center for Advanced Visual Studies (CAVS) was a program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) dedicated to exploring innovative visual arts and technology. Founded in 1967, it brought together artists, engineers, and scientists to experiment with new media, such as interactive installations, video, and digital art. CAVS aimed to push the boundaries of artistic expression through collaboration and technical exploration, influencing contemporary digital art and media practices. It served as a pioneering hub for interdisciplinary creativity, fostering advancements that connect art, technology, and design.