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Painting using short brushstrokes in concentric circles of color, starting with different blue in the center , followed by red orange and then yellow
Alma Thomas
Composing Color
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Plate with blue glaze of three peaches with leaves
Japanese Decorative Arts
Crafting Worlds
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Graphic on left of exhibition title: Composing Color: Paintings by Alma Thomas from the Smithsonian American Art Museum with exhibition dates and credits and an image on the right of colorful concentric circles of colors made with dashes, starting with dark blu at center, followed by light blue dashes, organs, red and then yellow
Composing Color: Paintings by Alma Thomas from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Alma Thomas (1891–1978) is a singular figure in twentieth-century American art.
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Wooded landscape painting in forest with people and path
Painting Nature: 19th-century American and French Landscapes
Painting Nature: 19th-century American and French Landscapes brings together a group of paintings from three influential 19th-century…
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Plate displaced upright with blue drawing of peaches, leaves and flowers with a green glaze background
Crafting Worlds: Japanese Decorative Arts from the 18th through 21st Centuries
Crafts are functional objects creatively made by skillful artisans using specialized knowledge and techniques.
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Streetscape with a baby blue old car in foreground with street in foreground, then an empty plaza and then buildings in background, two that have silhouettes of men on them
Coco Fusco: The Empty Plaza/La Plaza Vacía
Coco Fusco’s The Empty Plaza/La Plaza Vacía (2012) layers sound and image as a way to reflect on Havana’s Plaza de la Revolución and…
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Sepia photograph of two girls with their hair pulled back leaning out of a dormer window.

The Wing Sisters, Part III: The Wing Collection

Meredith Clowse ‘26 is an Art History Major and an Archives Concentrator at Smith.
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