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To RSVP, contact Kristin Poitras, coordinator of museum visitation, at 912.525.7145 or [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 Arturo Soto’s Urban Visions, the artist’s first U.S. museum exhibition, which includes more than 30 photographs that create through-lines between site, theory, and image.
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 Christian Siriano’s People Are People, the famed American designer's first solo museum exhibition, honoring his electrifying contributions to fashion.
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 Hein Koh’s Hope & Sorrow, a site-specific installation that unites every aspect of the artist’s interdisciplinary practice for the first time, transforming the museum’s Jewel Boxes into dreamy surrealist gardens of larger-than-life soft sculpture.
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 Ira Lombardía’s Void, the artist’s first solo U.S. museum exhibition, which deepens her long-standing investigation into ephemerality and the dematerialization of the object, premiering a new experiential sculpture that marks a significant expansion of her artistic process.
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 Mehryl Levisse’s White Wig, in which the artist reverses codes of power and blurs traditional boundaries of solo authorship, proposing a queer alternative that transcends the individual for the collective.
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 Izumi Kato’s Stand By You, which invites viewers into the artist’s uncanny world, populated by spectral figures that inhabit the liminal space between the physical realm and the territory of spirits.
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 Nohemí Pérez’s The Forest’s Bedding (El lecho del bosque), which features all new, large-scale works, specifically commissioned by the SCAD Museum of Art, in which she continues her exploration of what she calls “subjects at risk.”
Throughout history, the world’s foremost artists have honed their skills by observing and sketching art in museums. SCAD students are invited to participate in this time-honored tradition by drawing in the SCAD MOA galleries. Museum educators lead students as they discover new techniques before trying their hand among the works of renowned artists. Bring your own sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum.
Throughout history, the world’s foremost artists have honed their skills by observing and sketching art in museums. SCAD students are invited to participate in this time-honored tradition by drawing in the SCAD MOA galleries. Museum educators lead students as they discover new techniques before trying their hand among the works of renowned artists. Bring your own sketchbooks or use paper supplied by the museum.