SCMA is now
free to all
Free admission has been made possible by Smith alumnae Jan Fullgraf Golann '71 and Jane Timken ‘64.
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sun11am–4pm
monclosed
tue11am–4pm
wed11am–4pm
thu11am–4pm
fri11am–4pm *11am–8pm Second Friday of each month
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collection
- The DrinkerJan Steenca. 1660–1665
- UnknownUnknown20th century
- Cathedral at Rouen (La Cour d'Albane)Claude Monet1892–1894
- Cross19th century
- A Word Made Flesh (Throat)Leslie Dill1994
- DivaAyana Evans2023
- Ceremonial Axe Unknown late 19th century–early 20th century
- Mirror with Design of BirdsUnknownHan Dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE)
- CollageAnne RyanDecember 1951
happening now
Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now
"Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now" is the first survey for multidisciplinary artist Younes Rahmoun. Born in 1975 in Tetouan, Morocco, where he…
Worlds in Process: Art from the SCMA Collection
This project, called Worlds in Process: Art from the SCMA Collection, pilots new strategies for displaying the collection.
Temporarily Ours: Contemporary Photography and Film
"Temporarily Ours" features eight contemporary artists working in Cuba, Iran, Pakistan, Palestine, and the United States. Through…
Figuration and Abstraction: Asian Art at SCMA
Drawing from the SCMA's holdings of Asian art collected over more than a century, this exhibition features paintings, sculptures, prints,…
ideas
Fighting for Justice, and Dying for Art: Lea Grundig-Langer (1906-1977), an activist artist who risked it all
Henriette Kets de Vries is the Associate Curator and Manager of the Cunningham Study Center for Prints, Drawings and Photographs.
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