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ExhibitionsOn view

A woman sings while percussionist perform behind her

Energy in All Directions

Three colorful painted couches, a colorful painted floor, and two colorful paintings on a gallery wall

Opener 33
Sarah Cain—Enter the Center

The torso and breast of a nude white individual is collaged horizontally across a hillside near water.

Ellsworth Kelly: Postcards

Look After Each Other:
Intimacy and Community

A pattern of various shapes in different colors that look like confetti

All Together Now

An abstract drawing on cream-colored paper composed of lines in various thicknesses and colors.

Un-Representation

A group of people gather around the side of a table to look and talk about art laid out on the table.

Art & Ideas

A line drawing of superhero figurines lined up on a shelf.

Tang at Home

A detail of a photograph of a Black man with his back to the camera looking at his reflection in a large, decoratively framed mirror. He's wearing a black suit jacket, bowtie with a white shirt and his skin looks damaged or weathered.

Explore the Collection

Three students sit at a table and look towards artist Carrie Moyer, an older, white female who is in the right foreground.

What is a teaching museum?

New Publications

Check out the latest titles from the Tang Teaching Museum's award-winning publications program:

A red, three-dimensional crochet coral resting on crushed seashells in front of a dark blue wall.

Workshops — September 29, 12pm

Lunchtime Crochet: Saratoga Springs Satellite Reef

Join us online on Wednesdays to crochet, chat, and learn about this community art project.

An abstract painting of small circles on a warped grid of blue and white squares, surrounded by brightly colored irregular shapes.

Student Created Programs — September 29, 8pm

Tang Live: Curator’s Tour of Un-Representation

Join us for Tang Live on Instagram.

2021 Winter/Miller Lecture with Nick Cave

On March 11, 2021, acclaimed artist Nick Cave joined Nathan Bloom ’21, the 2020-21 Eleanor Linder Winter ’43 Intern, for the Tang’s fourth annual Winter/Miller Lecture.

2021 Winter/Miller Lecture with Nick Cave

Dunkerley Dialogue with Kay Rosen, Forrest Gander, and April Bernard

Dunkerley Dialogue with Nickole Brown, Cary Smith, Lacy Schutz, and Jeff Bailey

Artist Conversation with Endia Beal

Culture as Catalyst

Culture as Catalyst is a Tang publication that collects compelling dialogues and new writings by artists, scholars, activists, and influential thinkers. To continue the conversation, we’ve made the full publication a downloadable PDF:

Culture as Catalyst

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Karl Wirsum, "Armpits" (detail), 1963, acrylic and fur on canvas, collection of Lawrence and Evelyn Aronson, Chicago⁠ ⁠ Honoring Karl Wirsum (1939 – 2021)⁠, on what...

A professor holds a piece of pottery while a student looks.

Collection Stories

Associate Professor and Chair of Anthropology Siobhan M. Hart on NAGPRA and the Museum

A colorful poster with the words "All Together Now" on it

Tang in the News: WAMC Northeast Public Radio

Tang Teaching Museum Helps Bring Area Museums ‘All Together Now’

RT @nysmuseums: 🌲🍂Fall in the #ADK? Yes please! Join us and your museum colleagues at the @WildCenter this October for our North Country Pa…

RT @ReedGazette: Full moon over the Tang at Skidmore College https://t.co/dkt3zKPYa8

RT @WMHTPubMedia: Discover the beauty of ordinary things with artist Daniel Schroeder. Learn about the healing power of art with @TangMuseu…

Experience 'Energy in All Directions'! Visit https://t.co/eWTFOPiTWx See soprano Lindsay Kesselman and Sandbox Pe… https://t.co/fCHYOua8Hq

Passing notes for #ArchivesOldSchool—and right in front of the teacher’s desk 👀 ‘Studio School Days,’ c. 1937–1939… https://t.co/FAuij1CMbx