(Sunday, 5-6-01)
Biennual Boston Cyberarts Festival 2001-- WAAM exhibited independent and collaborative multimedia work created by Wellesley and MIT alumni. WAAM: Digital Landscapes exhibition held at the Boston Tremont Gallery. WAAM experimental projects include interactive Chinese poetry, digital fine arts, video animations, "Digital Age Dress", and a sci-fi personality test Web-game odyssey "Electronic Age Metamorphosis". Participants include: Clodine Mallindrodt, Grace K. Song, Benjamin J. Walter, Janet Si-Ming Lee, Sonali Manseta, Kara Blanchard and Sheila Vyas.

The Boston Cyberarts Festival is an exhibition of experimental cyberarts/multimedia work by many renowned and new cyberartists and cyber-pioneers in the Boston area.

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(Saturday, 2-10-01)
The Chinese Culture Connection invited WAAM to its Chinese New Year Festival at the Beebee Elementary School in Malden. WAAM exhibited artwork to an estimated 300-500 attendees from the local community. Artists showcasing work included WAAM Founder Janet Si-Ming Lee '98 and printmaker Jessica Ficken. Janet featured her Wellesley Honors Senior Thesis project: Si-Ming: Field of the Heart, a multimedia animation featuring an "interactive" dialogue of poetry written by a Chinese immigrant and her daughter. Jessica exhibited three abstract monotypes that explore the abstract landscape of knees.

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(December-00)
WAAM organized a first "Paper Prayers" Creative Workshop - WAAMers' Paper Prayers were exhibited at Newbury Street's Yezerski Gallery and at the Wellesley College Jewetts Arts Center. WAAM's work helped fundraise for the Boston Pediatric AIDS project.