Class Visit to MFA Boston: Exhibiting Asian Arts
Felicia Jiang 24’ is a history major and a philosophy minor. She studies Japanese and Russian and is interested in the history of cross-cultural communications.
Register here! Limited to 20 participants
FREE K-12 Educator Workshop: Exploring East Asian Art in SCMA’s Ancient World Gallery Co-presented by the Five College Center for East Asian Studies and Smith College Museum of Art
“I Like,” “I Wish,” “I Wonder:” Reimagining SCMA’s Third Floor Collections Gallery using Visitor Evaluation
Interpretation and Educational Programming Assistant Emily Valin ‘23J discusses how visitor feedback is informing the museum’s reinstallation of its collections.
SCMA, partnering with Northampton Public School's Early Childhood Center, is pleased to offer this series of thematic stroller tours. The February 9 tour theme is LOVE. This program is for caregivers, with infants in tow, to connect with other caregivers and build community through art.
SCMA, partnering with Northampton Public School's Early Childhood Center, is pleased to offer this series of thematic stroller tours. This January 12 tour's theme is HOME . This program is for caregivers, with infants in tow, to connect with other caregivers and build community through art.
Join Danielle Carrabino, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, to explore art by women from the Renaissance to the 20th century.
Grounded: Experiencing the Work of Younes Rahmoun at Smith and Abroad
Indigo Casais ’23 writes about the work of artist Younes Rahmoun, both on Smith's campus and abroad.
Lorenzo di Credi's "Portinari Tondo": A Painting for a Medici Banker
Danielle Carrabino, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, highlights a recently acquired Italian Renaissance painting.
Installing Brought to Life: Painted Wood Sculpture from Europe, 1300–1700
Kelly Holbert, Exhibition Manager, gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of preparing and installing an exhibition.
On September 16, an exhibition opened at the SCMA that was different in appearance that most of the exhibitions that had preceded it. This time light was controlled and altered on every surface, from glass windows to partition walls, creating an inviting, dappled, green world filled with color and sound.
