SCMA Smith Student Event!

Smithies, join us in the Atrium on Thursday, February 20, from 6–8pm for Sweet Treats & Tango! 

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the museum and its galleries are closed until future notice. The Atrium will be open and we will still have sweet treats (6–8pm) and the tango workshop with dance artist Laura Grandi (7–8pm). Open to all Smith students (and their guests). 

Come enjoy a treat, dance, and connect with friends at this abbreviated Art After Hours!

SCMA is free and open to all!

From 4–7pm: Hands-on! Art making for all ages, inspired by works on view. Design and draw your own special place inspired by architectural forms in Younes Rahmoun’s Ghorfa series, in Hubert Robert’s Pyramids, and in Lilly Martin Spencer’s painting Reading the Legend.

From 4–8pm: Explore and enjoy four floors of art! Also, drop by the museum’s Cunningham Center on SCMA’s second floor to see a special installation of portraits by and of Trans and Non-Binary people from the museum’s collection.

Photo by Cloud Osmond '24

Free and open to all

Miller Lecture in Art History will be given by Dr. Hannah Feldman. 

Dr. Feldman is a historian and theorist of contemporary art and visuality, urban space, and decolonization/decoloniality. She is currently the Keith L. and Katherine Sachs Associate Professor of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania and was one of the contributors for the Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now publication.  

The Miller Lecture in Art and Art History is an endowed program established by Dr. Michael Miller in memory of his wife, Dulcy Blume Miller, who was a member of the class of 1946. Each year, SCMA invites a distinguished artist, art historian, or curator to deliver a public lecture; previous lecturers have included Isaac Julien, Asma Naeem, Amanda Williams, Anne Pasternak, Maya Lin, William Kentridge, Lorna Simpson, Robert Rosenblum and Philip Pearlstein.