Work is made to be viewed and experienced—and there are plenty of places for SMFA students to show their work.

Some highlights:

The Anderson Auditorium is 2,100 square feet and is used for both lectures and exhibitions.

The Weems Center, or atrium, is the heart of the School and a great place to show sizable work: the 850-square foot exhibition space accommodates pieces up to three stories tall. Also part of the Weems Center is the Project Space, which accommodates exhibitions organized by students.

The BAG Gallery, adjacent to the Weems Center, holds frequently rotating exhibitions that feature student work and are often curated by students.

The Grossman Gallery is a state-of-the-art exhibition space that hosts exhibitions of work by artists of international stature as well as work by current students and alumni.

The Courtyard Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts frequently exhibits student work focusing on specific themes, media, or other forms of visual investigation.

The Foster Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts is the site of the Traveling Scholars Exhibition—an annual, juried show of work by competing alumni and participants in the Fifth Year Certificate program.

Tufts University Art Gallery is located on the Tufts campus. This 4,000-square-foot space hosts MFA thesis exhibitions.