SMFA News & Stories

At the W. Van Alan Clark, Jr. Library at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, books take on many forms.

The Tufts Green Fund this year supports five new campus projects—from an Edible Insect Festival to the SMFA Health, Safety, and Sustainability Day.

Professor of the Practice David Antonio Cruz comments on growing up in Fairhill, Philadelphia's poorest neighborhood, where he learned art at the Latino cultural arts center Taller Puertorriqueño.

Walter Bentson, SMFA campus security officer, talks about his job and the people he meets

SMFA Dean Nancy Bauer is quoted in this article featuring two of the Gold Key artists in this year's Massachusetts Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, a program for students in grades 7 through 12 that is sponsored by SMFA and the Boston Globe Foundation.

Tufts exhibition by conceptual and visual artist Harry Dodge shows the intersection of our raw and messy humanity with technology

SMFA alum Kim Berman co-founded a printmaking center in her native South Africa that encourages artists to bring positive change.

Professor of the Practice Jane Gillooly's film "Where the Pavement Ends" is included in this list as the top film to see at Doc Fortnight 2019.

Lynda Cutrell talks in a Tufts podcast about how art can show that we all suffer and that we need not be alone

Darin Murphy, Head of the SMFA Library, is quoted in this article about the book "20 Slices" which is made of American Cheese.

Professor of the Practice Tanya Crane is listed as one of 10 New England artisans pushing the bounds of what's expected.