Black Futures March 1 Poster

Black Futures

7–8:30 PM
Online

Please join Kimberly Drew ’12, Thelma Golden ’87, Jenna Wortham and Amanda Williams for a conversation about Drew and Wortham’s recently released volume: Black Futures. The discussion will orbit around themes of art as a producer of and safeguard for Black futurity and the importance of preserving Black culture in the contemporary moment.

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A Pair of Paintings in SCMA Then\Now\Next

One of my favorite pairings from 'SCMA Then\Now\Next' is separated by nearly five centuries: a Cubist painting by Picasso and a small Renaissance panel painting.
With his left hand, a man holds the head of one man kneeling, bound man; with his right hand he holds a sword above the head of another, who appears to hold his arm still; other figures watch from behind rows of pink pillars; red and white tiled floor and black arched doorway on the back wall

From the archives: Never Exhausted

From the archives: Cunningham Center Brown Post-Baccalaureate Curatorial Fellow Maggie Kurkoski '12 on master wood engraver Paul Landacre.
Nude woman with long hair holding onto mane of a rearing black horse, dark clouds in sky, dark spiky grass below horse.

From the archives: T. Frantisek Simon

We hope you enjoy this historic post from 2015 by Maggie Hoot '16 about the prolific, intriguing, but little-known Czech printmaker T. Frantisek Simon.
a street lined with stores on both the left and right; horse-drawn carriages and carts in the middle of the street
Graphic that reads open eyes art group open to all for viewing art together

Open Eyes: An interactive look at a surprise work of art-FULL

3–3:30pm

Come together in a “Zoom Gallery” to share and hear what others see while taking a close-look at one work of art. The informal conversation will be facilitated by museum educator Taiga Ermansons.  No prior art knowledge is necessary. 

Registration limited to 15

Thanks to all for your interest. Registration is now closed for January 21st.

Graphic that reads open eyes art group open to all for viewing art together

Open Eyes: An interactive look at a surprise work of art-FULL

3–3:30pm

Come together in a “Zoom Gallery” to share and hear what others see while taking a close-look at one work of art. The informal conversation will be facilitated by museum educator Taiga Ermansons.  No prior art knowledge is necessary. 

Registration limited to 15

Thanks to all for your interest. Registration is now closed for January 7th.

Expanding the View

'South Pass Wind River Mountains, Wyoming' came into SCMA's collection nearly 70 years ago, and our view keeps changing.
Desert mountain landscape; foreground of browns; midground of oranges, golds, and yellows; mountain horizon of golds, yellows, and blues. The sky is nearly cloudless.Groups of people – the size of ants – can be found in the valleys and mountainsides of the landscape.
Visual Aids black, red and white program logo for Transmissions

Visual AIDS: TRANSMISSIONS

Online

SCMA is proud to partner with Visual AIDS for Day With(out) Art 2020.
The video program, TRANSMISSIONS premiered online on November 30 at 6 pm EST followed by a live Q&A.

Starting December 1, the videos are available to stream for free at: visualaids.org/transmissions

The six artists featured include:
Jorge Bordello
Gevi Dimitrakopoulou
Las Indetectables
George Stanley Nsamba
Lucía Egaña Rojas
Charan Singh

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