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Exhibitions at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston feature internationally recognized artists and curators as well as work by our celebrated faculty, alumni and students.
Gallery Hours:
Monday–Friday 10 am–5 pm; Thursday 10 am–8 pm
Closed weekends and holidays |
Upcoming - Fall 2013
"Dilated Biography: Cuba"
September 10–October 19, 2013
Opening reception: September 10, 5–7 pm
Mrs. E. Ross Anderson Auditorium + Barbara and Steven Grossman Gallery, SMFA
Guest curated by Jorge Fernández Torres, this exhibition features 15 Cuban artists exploring the history and culture of their home country through the lens of their personal experiences.
Student Exhibitions
"Forget Me Not"
August 1–23, 2013
Reception: August 3
Spahn Gallery, Dwight School (Seoul, South Korea)
Developed with Carlos Noguera (BFA '07) and co-curated by alumni Joo Lee Kang (MFA '11) and Eunice Choi (MFA '12), "Forget Me Not" features work by 18 Korean SMFA alumni and current students.
Students and Alumni at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
"Students Curate Students: Liking Is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts."
March 9–August 18, 2013
Courtyard Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Selected from a range curatorial proposals, this year's exhibition features five students whose work explores the threats to meaningful human connections in today's social media-focused world. Bug Davidson, Jenna DeLuca, Coe Lapossy, Tim McCool, Molly Segal. Co-curated by Lapossy + Segal.
"Summer 2013 Exhibition: Ariel Nehorayoff"
July 1–September 1, 2013
The William Morris Hunt Memorial Library, Horticultural Hall, 2nd Floor
300 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston
This exhibition contains photographic images and 16mm motion film of a construction site at Brigham Women's Hospital by Ariel Nehorayoff. The study began in the fall of 2012 and is still in process. Curated by Nehorayoff (BFA '13) and installed by Nehorayoff and Daniella Tudela (BFA '13).
"Ridley Howard: Fields and Stripes" - 2011 SMFA Traveling Fellow
May 11–October 27, 2013
Eunice and Julian Cohen Galleria (Gallery 265), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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