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A Black man sits at a table and speaks to three young boys.

May 2, 6 PM

The World Through the Eyes of Others Talk

Join us for talks from student curators.

A blonde haired white woman in an orange blouse under a black cardigan sits next to a Black woman in a white, grey, and black blouse. Both have humorous expressions on their faces.

Apr 22, 4:30 PM

In Conversation with Melissa Winter ’89

The Skidmore community is invited to a conversation with the Chief of Staff to Michelle Obama.

A woman poses sitting on a couch facing the camera

Apr 13, 6 PM

Winter/Miller Lecture: Juliana Huxtable

Winter Intern Roman Cohen ’22 welcomes artist Juliana Huxtable to deliver the fifth annual lecture.

Apr 7, 7 PM

Lecture with Jesse Bowman Bruchac

Join MDOCS for a lecture.

A woman wearing safety glasses and a black t-shirt stands working at a yellow-plated circular saw.

Mar 31, 5:30 PM

Spring 2022 Distinguished Scientist Lecture

Join us for a talk on corals and climate change.

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Mar 30, 6 PM

Dunkerley Dialogue with Margaret Wertheim and Amy Frappier

Join us for a discussion with an artist and Skidmore faculty member.

On a platform stage in front of a wall sculpture, two women sit smiling towards a seated audience.

Feb 24, 6 PM

Dunkerley Dialogue with Ruby Sky Stiler and Casey Schofield

Join us for a discussion with an artist and Skidmore faculty member.

Feb 10, 5:30 PM

Exploring Museum Careers

Join us for a conversation with museum professionals and Skidmore alums.

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Pattern by Abby Fuess ’18

Inspired by the exhibition Other Side: Art, Object, Self

The Tang Pattern Project celebrates the Museum’s 20th anniversary. Organized by Head of Design Jean Tschanz-Egger, past and current Tang Design Interns created patterns inspired by the Museum’s exhibition and event history.

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