A Tale of Two Towns, in Black and White
A new film by Tufts faculty takes on the divide between once all-white Ferguson, Missouri and neighboring all-black Kinloch
SMFA News & Stories
At BU, a Boston art scene transformed by subversion
The exhibition Under a Dismal Boston Skyline at Boston University’s Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery features the work of many SMFA alumni.
IMAGINING AN AFTER
A review of the Museum of Capitalism, hosted at SMFA's Grossman Gallery. Abigail Satinsky is curator.
'Expressions Unbound' exhibit celebrates American outsider art
A feature about the Tufts University Art Galleries' exhibition Expressions Unbound: American Outsider Art from the Andrew and Linda Safran Collection.
Crossing Borders with Art
SMFA’s Jeannie Simms traveled to Italy to work with townspeople and new immigrants to create art and build collaboration
Spotlight on Research and Collaboration
Tufts hosts event October 29 to bring university community together to network and brainstorm on key research focus areas
Art as profit-and-loss statement
A review of the Museum of Capitalism, hosted at SMFA's Grossman Gallery. Abigail Satinsky is curator.
Bringing Outside Artists to Light
They lived outside the arts world, but created works—now on view at Tufts—that are standing the test of time
Looking Ahead
The Museum of Capitalism, hosted at SMFA's Grossman Gallery, is featured in this arts round-up.
Remembering Julie Graham
A longtime teacher at the SMFA, her paintings and photography were about looking for the unseen.
Mounts Botanical Garden of Palm Beach County Receives 2018 'Design Award of Honor'
Mounts Botanical Garden in West Palm Beach, Florida received the “Design Award of Honor” from the Florida Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (FLASLA). The award was presented for the attraction Windows on the Floating World: Blume Tro
'Under a Dismal Boston Skyline,' These People Are Making Great Art
SMFA is highlighted as a major generator of artists of "the Boston School" in this review of the exhibition Under a Dismal Boston Skyline, which features the work of many SMFA alumni.