
SCMA Then\Now
Now\Next
SCMA has launched a new online exhibition. This exhibition invites viewers to join the museum in looking back to look forward, as SCMA continues to refine what it means to be a museum in the 21st century.

explore and
connect
Although SCMA's galleries are closed through December 2020 as part of "A Culture of Care" at Smith College, we have expanded the museum's digital resources and made them easily accessible.

discover
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Featuring unique and creative objects that have been sourced from artists, designers and makers around the globe

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involved
SCMA is a virtual resource and connecting point for all visitors—both within the Smith College community and beyond
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collection
- May, Post Break-UpShizu Saldamando2011
- Illuminated Page with Poetry of Omar KhayyamUnknown19th century
- SpringToko, Shinoda1978
- Chin & Eyes from the series Recycled RealitiesTom Youngca. 2000
- Mirror with Design of BirdsUnknownHan Dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE)
- Midget's Dream (with added banner)Max, Peter1967
- Horned OwlUnknownShang dynasty (17th–11th century BCE)
- Three Crosses, Christ Crucified Between the Two ThievesRembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn1653
- Smiling FaunUnknown1st century CE
happening now
Come together in a “Zoom Gallery” to share and hear what others see while taking a close-look at one work of art.
SCMA Then\Now\Next
On the occasion of SCMA’s centennial, this exhibition asks what it means to make and continually remake a museum.
18th Annual Miller Lecture in Art and Art History: Asma Naeem
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ideas

Jo Ortel ’83 on the Work of Truman Lowe
"I have to say, I have very little time anymore for art that hangs politely in museums."
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