School of the Museum of Fine Arts in the Media

The TUAG solo show from SMFA alumna Beverly Semmes, Boulders / Flag / Flip / Kick, is reviewed. It is on view through November 23, 2025.

Tufts has announced that beginning fall of 2026 students from families making less than $150,000 a year can attend Tufts tuition-free. President Sunil Kumar says the Tufts Tuition Pact “is sending a clear message that Tufts is committed to meeting the full need of all its students.” AS&E Dean of Admissions & Enrollment Management JT Duck is also quoted.

This interview highlights the work of Interdisciplinary artist Lani Asunción, whose show an archive and/or a repertoire will be on view at SMFA January 29 through April 20. The artist will also offer “BLOODLESS| BLOOD, BONES, ALOHA: A Performance by Lani Asunción” at SMFA on February 20. 

SMFA’s Maya Erdelyi-Perez discusses her film Anyuka, which will screen at the 36th annual Boston Jewish Film Festival.

The TUAG solo show Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe, on view through December 8, is included in this overview of Boston-area arts opportunities.

The TUAG solo show Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe, on view through December 8, is included in this calendar of Boston-area arts opportunities.

SMFA alumni Alex Buchanan, whose solo show Aberration is on view at the New Bedford Art Museum through October 27, shares how he began his foray into fiber art during the course of an SMFA seminar.

SMFA’s Timothy Hyunsoo Lee discusses his Our Family Portrait project, developed as part of the Museum of Fine Arts’ annual Community Arts Initiative. The project is on view through October 27.

SMFA Lecturer Zhidong Zhang is featured in this installment of the Globe’s Working Artist profile series.

Alumna and SMFA Professor of the Practice Jennie Jieun Lee is highlighted among a group of U.S.-based women artists of Korean descent who are creating experimental ceramics that reflect traditions and aesthetics of both cultures.

This article quotes SMFA Professor of the Practice Cathy Lu about her particpation in the group show “Fight and Flight: Crafting a Bay Area Life” at San Francisco’s Museum of Craft and Design. A photo of her work in the exhibit, on view through September 10, is included.

This article highlights the Gold Key winners of this year’s Massachusetts Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition, which is co-sponsored by the SMFA and the Boston Globe. Tufts will host the exhibit featuring the winners from March 18 to 26.