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 Icons Only, which contemplates the evolution of iconography and its place in popular media from the Golden Age of Hollywood to our current era of viral social media fame.

For more information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].

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 Morality Sucks, which features works from SCAD alum Carter Flachbarth (B.F.A., painting, 2020) that cast an ambiguous male figure in myriad narratives, reflecting on the anxiety and tension founded in contemporary global events.

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 Making the Birds Proud, in which Patrick Dougherty uses vernacular building techniques and tree saplings to create an immersive, otherworldly site-specific sculpture that enlivens our human desire to dream and imagine.

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 Katharina Grosse’s Chill Seeping, in which the artist challenges perceptions of surfaces and ideas of spectatorship, establishing fertile relations between colors, shapes, and elements of architecture and landscape.

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.

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 In the Fullness of Time, in which Jagrut Raval (M.F.A., photography, 2014; M.A., photography, 2013) interrogates canonical histories that have excluded the great explorers of the Indian subcontinent, assembling artifacts from the life and travels of a mysterious man named Narad.

Join SCAD photography specialists to learn hot techniques for high fashion photos. Bring a camera photo or digital camera.

Admission to the workshop is $10. All skill levels welcome. Boxed dinner provided.

To sign up, email Kristin Poitras, manager of museum visitation and programming, at [email protected].

Tour Katharina Grosse’s exhibition Chill Seeping and discuss the many ways of looking at the work. Then experiment with an alternative dyeing method to create unique color field studies.

Admission to the workshop is $10. All skill levels welcome. Materials are supplied. Boxed dinner provided.

To sign up, email Kristin Poitras, manager of museum visitation and programming, at [email protected].

Hayv Kahraman’s images of Middle Eastern women are representations of the artist’s mind, body, and spirit. Tour her exhibition The Touch of Otherness, then give form to a 2D marionette that can be posed and positioned to represent your own life experiences.

Admission to the workshop is $10. All skill levels welcome. Materials are supplied. Boxed dinner provided.

To sign up, email Kristin Poitras, manager of museum visitation and programming, at [email protected].

Watch A Thousand Miles and Counting, a SCAD-produced documentary exploring William and Ellen Craft’s historic journey to freedom. Then discover the revolutionary work of artist Beverly Buchanan, whose experimental “shack” structures explore the relationship between memory — personal, historical, or geographical — and place. Afterward, work with varied and uncommon materials to build your own model dwelling.

Admission to the workshop is $10. All skill levels welcome. Materials are supplied. Boxed dinner provided.