Something Wicked This Way Comes
Henriette Kets de Vries investigates a truly nightmarish Italian print which will keep you up at night.
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Karl Hubbuch Joins the SCMA Collection
Henriette Kets de Vries Cunningham Center Manager and assistant curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs introduces works from the newly acquired Carol O. Selle drawing collection.
What Does It Mean to be American?
Kayara Hardnett-Barnes 23' is currently working in the museum as a Student Museum Educator. She is studying Sociology and Film and Media Studies at Smith. Read about her experience creating and installing the interactive exhibit currently in the Talk Back Space.
“How do you bring closure to something that lingers?
How do you memorialize an injustice that is ongoing?”
SCHEDULE:
Monday, November 1 (rain day: Wednesday, November 3)
8am–10:30am: Happy Chace ’28 Garden (next to the President’s House)
10:30am–1pm: Chapin Lawn
1–4pm: Seelye Lawn
Join Amanda Williams, the Smith College Museum of Art, and the Botanic Garden of Smith College on Monday, November 1, when we will collectively plant more than 4000 tulips along three desired or remembered paths.
Carol O. Selle '54 (1932-2019)
Meredith Diamond is a junior Computer Science major and currently working as a Cunningham Center intern.
Installing the Arts of Africa
Kelly Holbert Exhibition Manager at SCMA takes us through the African art installation process.
SCMA Conversations: African Art
5-6pm
Online
What Makes Medieval Art Sing?
Hear from guest blogger Cecily Hughes, graduate student intern and MA candidate at UMass Amherst, about her work this past summer at SCMA. Find out what interests her most about Medieval art and how she contributed to an upcoming exhibition featuring some of the works in the collection. In this blog post, Cecily discusses Blessing of Saint or St. John the Evangelist by an unknown French artist.
