Assistant Registrar Emily Lemieux at work with Collections Assistants in the Kettlewell Print Study Room.
The Tang Collection of over 6,000 objects represents a wide variety of materials, subject matter, and time periods. From Pre-Columbian pots to works made by current contemporary artists, our collection offers an unlimited variety of opportunities for study, inspiration, and discussion for the Skidmore community and beyond. The collection is used in imaginative ways and varying contexts through classes, exhibitions, and research.
Classes from all disciplines at Skidmore may reserve the Kettlewell Print Study Room and Permanent Collections Storage Area. Faculty interested in viewing objects should contact Tang staff at least two weeks in advance to plan their visit. Public access to these areas is also available by appointment.
A portion of the collection is also available to the Skidmore community through ARTstor. For questions or to schedule your visit, please contact Elizabeth Karp, Head Museum Registrar & Collections Manager, either via email at ekarp@skidmore.edu or by phone at 518.580.5065.
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