Tufts Earns “Gold” Rating for Sustainability
Sustainability report highlights measures of progress
SMFA News & Stories
Building Worlds: Faculty Spotlight on Kurt Ralske
Professor of the Practice and Chair of Media Arts, Kurt Ralske, considers software as art, misinformation, and Walter Benjamin.
SMFA at Tufts Announces Traveling Fellows for 2022
The five artists will head to Iran, Malaysia, Peru, and other countries to conduct research and expand their skills
Objects and Spacetimes: Faculty Spotlight on Riccardo Giacconi
Professor of the Practice in Sound, Riccardo Giacconi, shares his thoughts on radio shows, surround sound studios, and conversation as art.
A Narrative of Africa Outside the Western Gaze
Kenyan animator Ng’endo Mukii brings a global view to her films and her Tufts classes
Feed Your Interests: Faculty Spotlight on Tanya Crane
Professor of the Practice in Metals, Tanya Crane, shares her insights on prioritizing recycled materials, craftsmanship, and her expertise in enamel- a colored, powdered glass.
Q&A: Ethan Murrow's Massachusetts Book Award
We ask Ethan Murrow about his illustrated book Zero Local.
Following Curiosity: Faculty Spotlight on Kendall Reiss
We caught up with Professor of the Practice in Metals, Kendall Reiss, to hear more about her converted storefront studio, casting chocolate, and listening to the sky over winter break.
Tufts student Niko Krivanek’s mother has been incarcerated for 19 years. His art connects them.
MFA student Niko Krivanek discusses how his relationship with his incarcerated mother has impacted his work.
10 of the Weirdest Things Held in Libraries and Archives
SMFA Library Assistant Director, Darin Murphy, comments on his admiration of Ben Denzer’s book, 20 Slices, a book made out of cheese.
Here’s How Art Schools Are Dealing With The Rise of AI Generators
Professor of the Practice Kurt Ralske shares his thoughts on the necessity of exploring new tools.
Applications for the Undergraduate Class of 2027 Top 34,000
With the most compositionally diverse applicant pool ever, Tufts is the first-choice school for a growing number of students