Join associate curator Ben Tollefson for an exclusive members-only tour of work by internationally celebrated artists Shoplifter and Gonzalo Hernandez (M.A. painting; M.F.A. fibers, 2019).
Shoplifter creates fanciful environments that immerse viewers through sight and touch. Her ultra-sensory, site-specific installation Chromo Zone consists entirely of plush neon synthetic hair, inviting viewers to experience joy and play.
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
College students get in free at the SCAD Museum of Art during Free College Admission Saturdays, held each weekend. Present a valid college ID at the front desk and experience the best in contemporary art by legends in the field and today’s burgeoning innovators. The rotating exhibition space features international talent assembled by a world-class curatorial team.
For additional information, call 912.525.7191 or email [email protected].
Join artist Gonzalo Hernandez (M.F.A., fibers, 2019; M.A., painting, 2019) and associate curator Ben Tollefson as they walk through Hernandez’s solo exhibition “):),” on view at the SCAD Museum of Art Alumni Gallery, Nov. 17, 2020–Jan. 24, 2021. The two will discuss the artist’s works, which were created specifically for the gallery. Viewers will hear about Hernandez’s artistic process and concepts, which are grounded in themes of identity, labor, and success and failure.
Join SCAD Museum of Art associate curator Ben Tollefson for a virtual tour on @scadmoa IGTV of the museum’s collection of works on paper. In this behind-the-scenes look, Tollefson will focus on Andy Warhol’s iconic Polaroids and prints from the 1980s, including portraits of queens from around the world.
Join collections manager Jessie Ward on @scadmoa Instagram Live for a behind-the-scenes tour of the SCAD Museum of Art. In this special inside look, get insight on Ward’s role caring for, preserving, and cataloging works by artists like Andy Warhol, William Hogarth, Elizabeth Catlett, and Jacob Lawrence.