The new program, in collaboration with Bunker Hill Community College, offers prisoners at MCI-Concord a chance to earn a college degreeHilary Binda, AG03, believes in the human capacity to o...
SMFA alum and lecturer Ria Brodell’s new book tells the stories of twenty-eight “Butch Heroes” About a decade ago, artist Ria Brodell started painting a series of self-portraits. They weren...
Tufts’ Loan Repayment Assistance Program has aided thousands of alumni working in the nonprofit and public sectors Lindsay Rogers, A15, an ardent environmentalist, had long envisioned that s...
The annual SMFA art sale, with wide-ranging works by new and established artists, takes place November 15-19
For Rhoda Rosenberg, MFA81, there are many good reasons to visit...
Alumni encourage the Tufts community to help make university’s sixth annual Giving Tuesday its most successful yetThis Giving Tuesday, November 27, Tufts is issuing a new challenge—8,000 gif...
Largest contemporary art sale in New England, with unique works by alumni, faculty and friends, supports student financial aid at SMFA at TuftsBOSTON and MEDFORD/SOMERVILLE, Mass. (Nov. 1, 2...
10 SMFA at Tufts alumni to travel on four continents as part of 119-year-old program devoted to artist developmentBOSTON and MEDFORD/SOMERVILLE, Mass. (Oct. 30, 2018)—The School of the Museu...
Filipino students paint the Tufts cannon to protest the Philippine government—just like those opposed to the Marcos regime did in 1977 When he arrived at Tufts from Toronto last fall, Timoth...
A new film by Tufts faculty takes on the divide between once all-white Ferguson, Missouri and neighboring all-black KinlochJane Gillooly was working on a film in 2012 when she visited her ho...
I was looking and looking for a quote that I thought was from the philosopher Wittgenstein about how difficult—how structurally impossible it is—to analyze a cultural phenomenon from inside ...
“Under a Dismal Boston Skyline” sounds bleak, but the exhibition, at Boston University’s Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery, celebrates art that grew like a flower from under a rock.
Th...
What’s it like to be an artist in Boston?
Well, first you get ignored by the big museums who are only interested in showing you if you live in New York. You find your work is too weird, t...
Andrew and Linda Safran’s interest in American outsider art began with their acquisition of William L. Hawkins’ painting “Hippo” in 1989. It was the “simplicity and the vibrancy” of the larg...
SMFA’s Jeannie Simms traveled to Italy to work with townspeople and new immigrants to create art and build collaborationPhotographer Jeannie Simms has spent the past two summers in Sant’Ales...
Tufts hosts event October 29 to bring university community together to network and brainstorm on key research focus areasGiven an increasingly difficult funding climate, finding the research...
