Borrowing from the business world, Boston Public Art Triennial announces its 2024 accelerator artists
Alum Evelyn Rydz has been named a 2024 Accelerator Artist for the Boston Public Art Triennial
SMFA News & Stories
An artist wants to honor a Black man killed in the 1930s in the Adirondacks
Artist Keith Morris Washington takes photos of the general location in the central Adirondacks where a Black man was killed by a group of white men in March 1932.
The Formula: Deniz Hotamisligil, BFA '08
For Deniz Hotamisligil, BFA '08, electric curiosity and an innate joy for trying new things, are at the core of a constantly evolving creative process.
Turning Over the Soil: Erin Woodbrey, BFA '07
The conceptual work of Erin Woodbrey, BFA '07, is built on thoughtful research and experimentation, techniques Woodbrey honed at SMFA.
Newton-based artist puts a feminist perspective on 'masterpieces'
Dinorá Justice employs her artistic practice along with her journey to France to deconstruct the patriarchal foundations of the 'male gaze.'
A City’s Voices, Lifted Through Art
Two SMFA at Tufts alumni give Lawrence residents a chance to see themselves reflected in art—and the power to create their own
Leaving a Mark: Vanessa Platacis, MFA '05
The work of Vanessa Platacis , MFA ‘05 sits at the intersection of painting and installation art.
The Flowers Are Always Blooming: Daisy Patton, MFA ‘11
Full-time artist Daisy Patton, MFA '11, shares that the focus of her work around families and their social meanings–a cornerstone of her practice–began during her time at SMFA.
Natural Entrepreneur: Isa Wang, BFA '11
From the SMFA Sidewalk Sale to a flourishing business, Isa Wang, BFA '11, balances his entrepreneurial goals with his studio practice.
The Care and Feeding of American Art: Heather Cox, MFA '98
Heather Cox, MFA '98, describes her job at the Whitney Museum, what her art practice is like today, and reflects on her time as an MFA student.
SMFA at Tufts Announces Traveling Fellows for 2023
The five artists are headed to Spain, Brazil, Japan, and destinations across the U.S.
‘Dinorá Justice: The Lay of the Land’ Explores Historical Perceptions of Femininity and the Natural World in the Artistic Canon
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, exhibition is inspired by travel made possible by SMFA at Tufts Traveling Fellowship