ExhibitionsOn view

ExhibitionsOn view

ExhibitionsOn view

ExhibitionsOn view

a field of bloom and hum

A dark-skinned woman wearing a green fur looks over her shoulder, a spotlight illuminating her and the green wall behind her.

Everforward, Neverback

On the branches of an abstract tree sculpture are various small objects including a brown rabbit perched above a small watermelon, with a slice missing, hanging from a vine.

Yvette Molina: A Promise to the Leaves

Sitting outdoors on a lawn in front of a contemporary building is a large, black sculpture in the shape of a comic book speech bubble, big enough for two people to sit in.

Ernest and Ruth

A detail of an abstract, colorful painting by Carrie Moyer with various layers of paint and glitter.

Explore the Collection

Two student interns wearing gloves crouch down to place objects into a life size diorama of a research station while an man looks on.

What is a teaching museum?

A group of people gather around the side of a table to look and talk about art laid out on the table.

Art & Ideas

Anchor name: Right Angle

Students, Work With Us!

Apply now for summer internships in multiple areas of the museum! Deadline is March 31. Learn more.

Queer Archives Symposium

On April 4 and 5, the Tang hosts a special celebration of a the exhibition a field of bloom and hum. The event features dialogues, screenings, a performance, and reception. Learn more.

Family Programs

Family Saturday: String Shapes

Join us for an art-making project inspired by a Donald Moffett sculpture.

Tang Guide Tour with Paige Fairchild

Take a guided tour of exhibitions with a Tang Guide.

Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door

This first major monograph features nearly two decades of work by American artist Paula Wilson (born 1975), who frequ…

Christine Sun Kim: Oh Me Oh My

In this monograph, the groundbreaking work of the American-born, Berlin-based artist Christine Sun Kim is explored th…

Isaac Julien: Lessons of the Hour—Frederick Douglass

This sumptuously illustrated artist’s book and reader documents Lessons of the Hour (2019), the ten-screen film insta…

Anchor name: Video

Anchor name: Student Stories

A man smiles with artwork on the wall behind him.

Student Story: Paul Seggev ’23

In a video, Paul Seggev ’23 shares his experience working as the 2021-22 Carole Marchand Endowed Intern at the Tang.

A woman smiles in the lobby of a museum.

Student Story: Mel Douer ’24

Mel Douer ’24, the 2023-24 Charina Endowment Fund Endowed Intern at the Tang, writes about her capstone project, The Art of Being a Chair.

Anchor name: Homepage Buckets

@nancymcohen’s ‘Another Way Through’ prompts us to think about our waterways and how we use and care for them. Getting up close reveals the intricate textures...

A man points to an artwork on the floor surrounded by onlookers

Tang in the News: Daily Gazette

Skidmore’s Tang Teaching Museum hosts exhibit spotlighting queer artists

A portrait of a woman looking back over a bare shoulder

Tang in the News: Hyperallergic

What to See in Upstate New York This March

Anchor name: Diptych

George Hurrell
Dorothy Lamour, 1936, printed 1979-1980
gelatin silver print

Corita Kent
the point is to live, 1970
serigraph

Upcoming events

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Mar 15, 2 PM

Family Saturday: String Shapes

Mar 16, 2 PM

Tang Guide Tour with Paige Fairchild

Mar 19, 6 PM

Dunkerley Dialogue with V Adams, Mary Tremonte, Ruben Castillo, and Emily Le Sage

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