Join us for a public reception to celebrate the opening of Younes Rahmoun: Here, Now. This is the first North American exhibition devoted to the work of Younes Rahmoun, one of Morocco’s leading contemporary artists.
The exhibition galleries are located on the first floor and lower level. Complimentary light refreshments and cash bar in the atrium. This event is free and open to the public.
Visit The People's Pop-up exhibition during SCMA's August 9 Second Friday from 4–8pm!
The People’s Pop-up exhibition, located on the second floor in the Cunningham Center, is SCMA’s first exhibition curated by and for our audiences. Using digital polling, visitors voted on food-themed “potluck” artworks. Join us! SCMA is free and open to all!
Image: L.N./C.H, Title Sheet from Crackerjacks, 1977, Photolithograph printed in color on paper.
Join us for an evening of fun at the August 9 Second Friday! SCMA is free and open to all.
From 4–7pm, participate in Hands-on! Art making for all ages. Collaborate on banners to decorate our artmaking space. Scribble, mark up and doodle on table-length coloring sheets, using a variety of art supplies.
From 4–8pm, visit The People's Pop-up exhibition, created by the public and located on the second floor! The People’s Pop-up is SCMA’s first exhibition curated by and for our audiences. Using digital polling, visitors voted on food-themed “potluck” artworks.
Julia Giguere is the 2023-2025 Post-bacc Fellow in Marketing and Communications.
Why can’t I select works for an exhibition?
Why can’t I be a documentary filmmaker?
Why can’t I design signage?
These questions echoed in my head as I started research for my fellowship capstone project.
To answer one, I can select works for an exhibition, and so can you. I designed the People’s Pop-up, SCMA’s first exhibition curated by and for our audiences. Using digital polling, you can choose the pieces included in this food-themed “potluck”.
In-Store Only!
Join us for Northampton Sidewalk Sales 2024 and enjoy 40-60% off original prices.
Shop Hours are 11am–4pm.
Where?
SCMA, 20 Elm Street, Northampton, MA
Every year, the Smith College Museum of Art awards the Tryon Prize in Art and Writing. These prizes recognize the work of current Smith College students in installation, performance, video, sound, digital, internet and interactive art or writing related to a work at the museum.
Join us for an evening of fun at the July 12 Second Friday! SCMA is free and open to all.
Aprile Gallant is Mary Walcott Keyes 1931 Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs and Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs.
Jay Bolotin was a handful. To his credit, I think he would be pleased to be described as such. He was also multi-talented, generous, a brilliant storyteller, and a lot of other things besides. Like his art, trying to describe Jay is an exercise in the complete limitations of language.
Drop-by the museum's Cunningham Center for Prints, Drawings and Photographs on SCMA’s second floor to see a special installation of art by and of LGBTQIA+ artists and subjects from the museum's collection. This pop-up exhibition is part of June Second Friday and open to all!
Co-Sponsored and organized in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion and Smith College’s LGBTQIA+ Staff & Faculty Affinity Group.
Hildana Shiferaw ‘25 is an Engineering and Biology student. She helped translate an Amharic inscription that appears at the base of an Ethiopian Silver Cross from the 19th century that is currently on view in the installation Worlds in Process on SCMA’s third floor. Here, she shares her experience translating the inscription.
