Aprile Gallant is Mary Walcott Keyes 1931 Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs and Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs.
SCMA and the larger contemporary art world lost a leading light this month with the death of Korean American artist Yong Soon Min.
Join us for an evening of sensory experiences inspired by nature and community!
This event is free and open to all Smith students.
This event is free and open to the public.
Join us for a relaxing evening of making and viewing art!
Drop in for Hands-on! art making activities in the museum’s atrium and enjoy light refreshments from 4–7pm. Create a model of your own stylish seat, inspired by artist-designed benches throughout the museum and new comfy seating on the third floor.
This special installation celebrates the recent donation of artwork from Sylvia Smith Lewis, class of 1974, and her husband, Byron E. Lewis Sr. Lifelong supporters of Black artists, the Lewises built a major collection of modern and contemporary art. Unlike the majority of collectors and museums in the United States—who, until recently, ignored or marginalized work by Black artists—the Lewises have always championed the immense creativity and talent of these artists whose friendship they enjoyed and whose art they collected.
Cloudless Blue Egress of Summer is a two-channel film by artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka on view in SCMA’s Video and New Media Gallery.
On view:
February 9, 11am–8pm
February 10, 11am–4pm
Celebrate Black History Month at SCMA! Drop by the museum’s Cunningham Center for Prints, Drawings and Photographs on the second floor to see a special installation of works curated by members of Smith College’s Black Faculty & Staff Affinity Group.
Organized in partnership with Smith College's Office for Equity and Inclusion.