The Smith Office for the Arts will be hosting the Spring Student Art Sale as a kickoff event to Smith Arts Day. This event is a chance for student makers to share (and sell) their work—including ceramics, prints, photographs, fashion, jewelry, and more. Presented by Smith Office for the Arts in partnership with the Smith College Museum of Art. Learn more about Smith Arts Day! https://bit.ly/3XLIN0Z

Learn more about all Smith College campus events here: www.smith.edu/smithartsday
 
Smith Arts Day events at SCMA include:

Free and open to all Smith students! 
Botanical Crafts and Guided Meditation
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The whisper of spring is in the air! This April, SCMA is collaborating with the Botanic Garden to celebrate the dawn of warmer weather and the blooming of new life. Hop between the museum atrium and lobby for botanical crafts. 

Visit the galleries for activities inspired by the exhibition Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now. Fresh catering and a spring photo booth will be available as well. It's going to be a grand event full of serene scents and lively making! Not to miss! 

April 24 through Sunday, April 27th
Join us Thursday, April 24 through Sunday, April 27th for Member Double Discount Days at the SCMA shop!

Museum Members get 20% off purchases by showing their valid SCMA Membership Card. The SCMA Shop is open 11am–4pm daily except Mondays. This sale is also online. Shop here! scmashop.smith.edu

Smith Students, this includes you! Bring your current Smith Student ID and give us your email at the register to get the same discount (we take cash, credit or tap- no OneCard purchases). Think ahead to gifts for graduations, May & June family holidays and more!

Not a member? Join now to take advantage of the sale and support SCMA! Not sure if you are a member? Email scmamembers@smith.edu. Join or renew today to get your discount. 

This is an on-line only event.

Join Emma Chubb, Charlotte Feng Ford ’83 Curator of Contemporary Art at SCMA, and Sarah Loomis, Associate Director of Education at the Botanic Garden, for a member-exclusive talk about the collaboration between the museum and garden for Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now, the first North American exhibition devoted to the art of Younes Rahmoun.

Over the last 25 years, Rahmoun–one of Morocco’s leading contemporary artists–has found inspiration in a profound connection to his here and now. Chubb and Loomis will take visitors on a virtual tour of the exhibition and discuss some of the many forms of creative and academic engagement that have rooted as part of this project. The exhibition takes place at four distinct locations. The first three locations are on the Smith College campus in Northampton, MA. The fourth location is at the Ada and Archibald MacLeish Field Station in Whately, MA.