ROOM•MATE: Living with Tang Art Pick-Up Day

A student stands smiling while holding a framed work of art while a Tang staff member looks on behind her.
ROOM•MATE: Living with Tang Art Pick-Up Day, Tang Teaching Museum, January 26, 2020, photo by Dan Lubbers

Today’s the day! Students are encouraged to line up early for an opportunity to take home one of the fifty works that are part of Roommate: Living with Tang Art, the Tang’s art loan program. Works will be taken home on a first-come first-served basis. Skidmore students will be allowed to make their selections when the doors open at 9 am, though we suggest lining up early for a good spot in line. (In 2020, students began lining up at 2:30 am, and the line was full by 6 am.)

Students must bring their Skidmore IDs with them in order to borrow art work.

This event is free and open to Skidmore students.

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