Join SCAD Museum of Art assistant curator Brittany Richmond for a members’ tour of Aaron Douglas: Sermons, featuring historic illustrations by Douglas (American, 1899–1979) and works by contemporary artists engaging the artist’s aesthetic, conceptual, and political legacy.
Enjoy a Sunday matinee screening of the beloved animated film All Dogs Go to Heaven, directed by Don Bluth, in connection with the SCAD MOA exhibition The Dog Show.
Join the SCAD Museum of Art’s Evans Center for African American Studies for Sermon II: Our Mourning Due [a live performance], an experimental multimedia collaboration between exhibiting artists Akeema-Zane and Rena Anakwe. The contemporary artists come together to weave a dirge composed of their writings alongside the poem “Go Down Death” (1927) by James Weldon Johnson (1871–1938).
Tour SCAD MOA with a SCAD student docent and gain a new perspective on contemporary art.
Docent tours are open to the public with the cost of museum admission.
Register at least a day in advance by contacting Kristin Poitras, manager of museum visitation and programming, at [email protected] or 912.525.7145.
College students get in free at SCAD MOA every Saturday. Present a valid college ID at the front desk to view extraordinary exhibitions organized by world-class curators.
Check out shows like Anna Park's Last Call, which articulates the frenetic pace and chaotic iconographic landscape of the information age through the artist’s large-scale charcoal drawings, conveying the fraught emotional turbulence and uncertainty of our times.
Tour SCAD MOA with a SCAD student docent and gain a new perspective on contemporary art.
Docent tours are open to the public with the cost of museum admission.
Register at least a day in advance by contacting Kristin Poitras, manager of museum visitation and programming, at [email protected] or 912.525.7145.