Virtual Women Filmmakers Festival Inaugurates Women’s History Month at SAAM
Cecila Vicuña, Coco Fusco, and Miriam Ghani address climate change, social justice, and the pandemic
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March 2021
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Lauren Fensterstock in Focus: Finding Inspiration in the End of the World
New artwork explores how weather and celestial activity have been used as metaphorCategories -
Making the Most: In the Studio with Linda Lopez
Checking in with the artist who creates lively and unexpected sculptures from clay. -
Honoring Artists as Changemakers for Women’s History Month
Stephanie Stebich, the Margaret and Terry Stent Director, shares her thoughts on artworks by women in the collection.Categories -
Chicanx Graphic Arts in Focus: Dolores
Barbara Carrasco's vivid portrait of Dolores Huerta honors the iconic labor activistCategories -
From Recycling to Revolution: Alternative Media in Chicanx Protest Art
How Chicanx protest artists in the 1970s used discarded materials in their workCategories -
Get Crafty: Cherry Blossom Edition
Celebrate the splendor of spring with cherry blossom crafts you can make at homeCategories -
The Graphic Appeal of Amish Quilts
Celebrating National Quilting Day with a gift of Amish quiltsCategories -
Standing Together Against Hate
At the Smithsonian, we condemn xenophobia, misogyny, and racial and gendered violence. -
Chicanx Graphic Arts in Focus: Bee Pile
Sonia Romero pushes the boundaries of graphic arts beyond paper and seeks to bring art out of the museum and into the communityCategories -
Podcast Release: Music and Conversation with DC Soulpunk Band, Lightmare
DC soulpunk band, Lightmare, discusses writing and recording an album during a pandemic with Hometown Sounds.Categories -
The Year of Photography: A Remembrance of Joan Clark Netherwood
Curator John P. Jacob reflects on his recent conversations with the photographer Joan Clark Netherwood, her legacy, and the East Baltimore Documentary Photography ProjectCategories -
Five Women Changemakers in American Art
Celebrating Women’s History Month by illuminating the stories of women who challenged both what art could be and who could be an artist.