Meredith Diamond '23 is a Computer Science major and East Asian Studies minor. She has been working for the Cunningham Center for two years now. Join her as she delves deeper into a self-portrait that caught her interest.
How do you present yourself? When you get dressed in the morning, how do you hope to be perceived? What parts of yourself do you share on social media?
Registration requested: https://bit.ly/3YDmlpd
Capacity for this program is limited due to space constraints.
Join us for the lecture on campus or via livestream.
Register here to access the livestream link: https://go.oncehub.com/MillerLectureDrNicoleFleetwoodonArtinthe
This program will not be recorded.
Mackenzie Peloquin ‘23 is a senior Art History major, Government minor, and Museums Concentrator. Mackenzie has completed curatorial internships at the Maine Historical Society in Portland, ME, the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, MA, and Historic Deerfield in Deerfield, MA.
With Brooklyn Quallen ’25 and Emma Chubb, SCMA Curator of Contemporary Art
Reception to Follow
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
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.