Turning Food Into Art
An alumna of SMFA at Tufts has built a successful career as a food stylist on high-profile projects.
SMFA News & Stories
Back to Class, With a Difference
The first day of undergraduate classes looked unlike any other year, but students were still excited to be back on campus
‘What is public art even for?’ New works suggest a transformation on culture and shared space
SMFA alumni Kate Gilbert, Gabriel Sosa, and Victor Quiñonez share their thoughts on the role of public art in the age of COVID-19
Welcoming the Class of 2024—Online
For a virtual matriculation, videos, new faces, and alumni come together to create both an all-encompassing and personal reception
Compliance Is Key to Successful Campus Opening, University Leaders Say
At a town hall meeting for Arts, Sciences, and Engineering students and their families, Tufts protocols for safety and testing are detailed
Lights, Camera, Props
A Hollywood prop master explains why getting all the paraphernalia in movies and TV shows just right is key to making the drama come alive.
How Does Art Change Our Perceptions of COVID-19?
Lessons from a Pandemic: The way the coronavirus is illustrated can influence how we feel about it, says a Tufts art professor.
Curated With Care
A Tufts master's student and a young alumnus teamed up to curate an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
How to Be Alone Without Feeling Lonely
In a Tell Me More podcast, a Buddhist monk, a long-distance hiker, and other seclusion-seekers give advice for getting by in times of isolation
Welcome to the Big Time
The work of four young SMFA at Tufts graduates was recently displayed at one of the most respected museums in the United States.
Another Look at Fall Academics at the School of Arts and Sciences and SMFA at Tufts
Faculty members are focused on incorporating racial justice efforts and virtual education tools into their fall classes
A New Logo for SMFA
We're delighted to give you a first look.