SCMA is now
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Free admission has been made possible by Smith alumnae Jan Fullgraf Golann '71 and Jane Timken ‘64.
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collection
- Illuminated Page with Poetry of Omar KhayyamUnknown19th century
- Eleven-headed KannonUnknownEdo period (1615–1868), 17th–18th century
- Market SceneDiego Rivera1930
- The DrinkerJan Steenca. 1660–1665
- May, Post Break-upShizu Saldamando2011
- Untitled Ashevak, Kenojuak1961
- Orphan Man with Walking StickVincent van Gogh1882
- Reliquary with the Judgment of Solomon or the Martyrdom of Saint ValerieUnknownc. 1200–1210
- Departure of Lady Wenji from the Nomad CampPossibly Sheng MouYuan dynasty (1271–1368),14th century
happening now
Sum of Its Parts: Multi-Panel Works on Paper from the Collection
This installation includes multi-panel photographs, prints, and collages from the SCMA collection made between the 17th and 21st centuries.
Multiplying Power: Image as Protest in Prints and Photographs
This installation displays a range of prints and photographs from the SCMA collection whose circulation documents and sparks social change.
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,…
Deborah Jack: the water between us remembers, so we carry this history on our skins, long for a sea-bath and hope that the salt will heal what ails us (2018)
How do memory, place, nature, and the afterlives of slavery and colonialism connect?
ideas
In the Aftermath: Humanizing Mass Tragedy
Caitlyn Brabo '27 is a Cunningham Center Assistant at the Smith College Museum of ArtBy Caitlyn Brabo
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