Join SCMA Curators on select afternoons for themed excursions across the museum. Join Yao Wu, Jane Chace Carroll Curator of Asian Art, to explore the intersections between art, nature, and materiality in works of art from across the SCMA collection.
Explore SCHEMA, the museum’s annual report, to learn more about SCMA exhibitions and programs, our staff, the contributions of museum donors and members, and new directions we’re taking to connect people to art, ideas and each other.
Drop by the Smith College Museum of Art to explore the galleries, talk with museum staff, listen to student-created playlists inspired by works of art on view, and create your own work of art to take home.
Art making is available from 1–4 pm.
Please note: Children must be accompanied by an adult
Drop by the Smith College Museum of Art to explore the galleries, talk with museum staff, listen to student-created playlists inspired by works of art on view, and create your own work of art to take home.
Art making is available from 1–4 pm.
Please note: Children must be accompanied by an adult
Josie Wong '26 explores the historical and visual context of Jarrell's Revolutionary. She is currently a Student Assistant at the Cunningham Center for Works on Paper at the SCMA.
Wadsworth Jarrell’s famous Revolutionary print immediately caught my eye as I was setting up artwork for a class visit to the Cunningham Center. Perhaps it was the vibrant yellows, oranges, and pinks that pulled me towards it or the figure hidden within a mass of words. Whatever the reason, I needed to learn more about this print.
This installation includes multi-panel photographs, prints, and collages from the SCMA collection made between the 17th and 21st centuries. This selection highlights the long history and many approaches to making modular works of art.
Anna Ziegler '25 is an Art History Major at Smith College, this is her first semester working as a Student Assistant for the Cunningham Center at SCMA.
Nina Peláez, Associate Director of Learning and Interpretation, with words and work by Katie Rebhun ‘24 and Aidan Wright ‘22
April 30th, 1975 marked the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War. This blog post by Diem Nguyen ‘25 honors its 48th anniversary and welcomes the beginning of May, AAPI Heritage Month with maps of Vietnamese-American artist Tiffany Chung. Diem Nguyen ‘25 is a sophomore interested in art history. She currently works with Yao Wu, Jane Chace Carroll Curator of Asian Art, as an Asian Art Curatorial Assistant.
