Stop by the Smith College Museum of Art Shop September 4–14th for cards and posters to beautify your living space! Show your Student ID to get cards for $1 and a limited stock of posters for $3 apiece. Discount only applies to SCMA-owned art reproduction goods. Cash, credit card or tap accepted. SCMA is closed Mondays and otherwise open 11am–4pm daily, and open until 8pm for Second Friday on the 12th. Stop by and visit us! Located inside the Museum lobby.
SCMA is free and open to all!
Join us from 4–8pm for an evening of art, making, and community at the Smith College Museum of Art. Galleries are open until 8pm.
From 4–7pm Participate in Hands-on Art Making! All ages welcome. [More details coming soon!]
From 4–8pm Enjoy four floors of art!
Smith students, apply to participate in the Meredith Moody Artist Purchase program!
Apply by Friday, October 3, 2025: https://bit.ly/scmamoody. | Open to all Smith undergraduates.
Register here: bit.ly/45Fz1R4
Register here: bit.ly/45Fz1R4
Marcela Pareja-Araujo is a second-year MA student specializing in colonial and postcolonial Latin American art. Her research interests include the Quito School, Baroque art, and the interplay of indigenous and European influences.
Registration Link: https://go.oncehub.com/BehindtheScenesofAcityinFluxReflectingo
Join Danielle Carrabino, Curator of Painting and Sculpture at SCMA and Monika Schmitter, Professor of History of Art and Architecture at UMass Amherst, for a lunch-time member-exclusive virtual talk about the collaboration between the museum and the Five Colleges for A City in Flux: Reflecting on Venice.
Register here: https://go.oncehub.com/MemberPreviewofMichelKameni
Join us for a one hour member-only tour of Michel Kameni: Portraits of an Independent Africa. This tour will be led by Aprile Gallant, SCMA Mary Walcott Keyes 1931 Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs.
This exhibition features portraits by the Cameroonian studio photographer Michel Kameni (c.1935–2020) made at Studio KM in Yaoundé. The 55 prints featured were made during the 1960s and 1970s in the years following Cameroon’s independence.