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black and white portrait of a person, Rob Macaisa Colgate and a book cover of Hardly Creatures

Visiting Poet Rob Macaisa Colgate

5–6pm

Join us for programs with visiting poet Rob Macaisa Colgate

Thursday, February 12
Hardly Creatures: Poems on Access Intimacy and Collective Care
Reading and Q&A 
5-6pm
Klingenstein Browsing Room, Neilson Library, Smith College 
Free and open to all
Join Poet Rob Macaisa Colgate for a reading plus a question and answer session.

Two people standing in front of a painting on the left; three people at a table making art, elderly person on left and two adolescents on the right

February Second Friday

4–8pm

SCMA is free and open to all. Come for an evening of art, making, and community. Galleries are open until 8 p.m.

4–7pm 
Drop-in Zine Making (Boeckman Sculpture Court (Museum Atrium)
Create a DIY mini-magazine inspired by the new exhibition Don’t mind if I do. Try prompts like “My favorite artists,” “Things I love,” or “Songs on repeat,” or make your own theme. All ages welcome; no experience needed. Materials provided. Explore the artists on view and the exhibition zine for ideas.

Two photos: on the left is a room of adults and children making art at a table,: on the right are two people looking at a small object with magnifying glasses

January Second Friday

4–8pm

Join us from 4–8pm for an evening of art, making, and community at the Smith College Museum of Art.  Galleries are open until 8pm. SCMA is free and open to all!

From 4–7pm Drop in for hands-on art making in the museum atrium All ages welcome. 

The SOFA Student Art Sale is popping up on Friday, December 5

SOFA Student Art Sale

1-5pm

The SOFA Student Art Sale is popping up on Friday, December 5 from 1–5pm in the Boeckman Sculpture Court (Museum Atrium). Browse standout student-made jewelry, prints, clothing, cards, stickers, and more. Perfect for holiday shopping and end-of-semester thank-you gifts, all made by Smith students.

Presented by the Smith Office for the Arts (SOFA) in partnership with the Smith College Museum of Art.

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