Does Everything Get Better with Age?
From people to fine wine to TV shows, a Tell Me More podcast explores the good and bad of getting older
SMFA News & Stories
“Helina Metaferia: Generations” Explores Matrilineal Inheritances and BIPOC Liberation Movements
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, exhibition inspired by travel made possible by SMFA at Tufts Traveling Fellowship
Coming Soon: A New Center for Indigenous and Native Students at Tufts
The Indigenous People Center will open to the Tufts community as the newest identity center in the Division of Student Diversity and Inclusion
Inside the Experiment to Create Mars on Earth
Cassandra Klos, BFA ’14, and her photographs are featured in this photo essay about life inside Mars simulation facilities and the goals of the research being conducted.
Shining a Light on U.S. Latinx Art and Artists
Professor Adriana Zavala co-founded an organization to bring visibility to often-overlooked artists of Latin American and Caribbean ancestry in the U.S.
How Film and Media Studies Grew at Tufts
From movie fans like me to working filmmakers and scholars of the cinema, Tufts faculty have sharpened the university’s focus on the subject
Givers and Makers Join Forces at the SMFA at Tufts Art Sale
The annual event supporting art students takes place online October 22 to November 4
Connecting the Stories of the Past in Art
An exhibition of Armenian liturgical textiles at Tufts University Art Galleries highlights what’s preserved—and lost—in a civilization under fire
Fostering Community Access to the Arts: Andrew Cain, MFA ’22
Andrew Cain, MFA '22, uses the vehicle of artistic practice to open up conversations with the communities he works with.
How to Tell a Fortune: Rebecca Wakim, MFA '22
Rebecca Wakim, MFA '22, makes work drawing attention to the situation in her home country Lebanon.
The Moment Where You Push Yourself: Jorge Gomez-Gonzalez, MFA ’22
Jorge Gomez-Gonzalez, MFA '22, uses performance, video work, and photography to address their experiences as a gay-Mexican activist artist.
Faith Wilding, foremother of feminist art, draws on activist history in new shows at Brown, Tufts universities
Artist Faith Wilding and her Tufts University Art Galleries exhibition "Staying with the Trouble" are featured in this story from the Boston Globe.