SCMA's mission is to connect people to art, ideas and each other. We're committed to staying closely connected with you during this extraordinary time. Below you'll find content from the museum's blog, YouTube channel as well as content found on our social media that was requested by museum followers. We invite you to visit this section and the museum's social media often. Engage and share your ideas with us on our platforms! Your request may turn up here too.
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A Student's Perspective
An anonymous Chinese man served as the model for this sculpture by Jean Baptiste Carpeaux. As part of her museum internship, Susie Park '19 was inspired to learn more about what might have brought him to Paris in the nineteenth century.
Creatively interact with SCMA's collection, view student work, and get inspired by alums.
Watch "The Pandemic (3:22)" | SCMA's 2020 Tryon Prize for Art Winner
Congratulations to Wang Xi, Smith Class of 2022, and winner of the 2020 Tryon Prize for Art, for this video entitled "The Pandemic" (03:22). "The video documents my breathless emotional journey from the beginning of the pandemic til today—...” Click the link above to watch and read the full Artist Statement.
The SCMA YouTube channel features content from the museum's many artist lectures and talks.
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A Dust Bowl of Dog Soup Virtual Tour
Led by Henriette Kets de Vries, exhibition curator and assistant curator of prints, drawings and photographs, this informal virtual tour features 50 photographs and prints from SCMA's permanent collection.
Take a Break with SCMA's audio files about art from the collection.
Abraham Mignon Woodland Still Life
Discover SCMA’s collection! Print these Discovery Cards from home and look closely at SCMA’s permanent collection objects.
Download Prayer Nut Discovery Card
Download Boxing Painting Discovery Card
SCMAinsider offers dynamic perspectives on the diverse collections and visions that shape the Smith College Museum of Art. We welcome contributions from all members of our community and seek to cultivate a range of voices and experiences. If you want to contribute to the blog, please contact us at scmacuratorial@smith.edu.
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Nicole Bearden AC '19
