Smart to the Core
by Nora Lambert, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Curatorial Intern
last edited on Mon. April 29 2019
The first in a series of exhibitions designed by the Feitler Center for Academic Inquiry expands object-centered teaching across all fields and disciplines in the University of Chicago’s celebrated College Core.
Expanding Narratives
by Alison Gass, Dana Feitler Director
last edited on Thu. April 12 2018
Alison Gass on the Smart Museum’s continued transformations and the questions driving our new exhibitions and collections series, Expanding Narratives.
October Every Day
last edited on Tue. November 7 2017
Published on the centennial of the Russian Revolution, the catalogue/calendar Revolution Every Day examines how the revolution established a new order of time.
100 Years of Revolution, Proceeding with Cauleen Smith
by Zachary Cahill
last edited on Wed. October 25 2017
Artist and curator Zachary Cahill reflects on revolution and Cauleen Smith's If Thoughts Could Heal
Classicisms Episode 4: Larry Norman
last edited on Thu. June 22 2017
The Classicisms Podcast captures lectures given in association with the Classicisms exhibition. Our fourth lecture is Larry Norman's, “Fauvel, between Classicism and Romanticism.”
Classicisms Episode 3: Elisabeth Décultot
last edited on Thu. June 22 2017
The Classicisms Podcast captures lectures given in association with the Classicisms exhibition. Our second lecture is Elisabeth Décultot's, “Does neoclassicism exist? History of an aesthetic concept.”
Classicisms Episode 2: Jas’ Elsner
last edited on Thu. May 18 2017
The Classicisms Podcast captures lectures given in association with the Classicisms exhibition. Our second lecture is Jas' Elsner's, “Classicism and the Transmission of Antiquity.”
A Monster Award
last edited on Thu. May 11 2017
Monster Roster catalogue receives Association of Art Museum Curators 2017 Award for Excellence.
Classicisms Episode 1: Salvatore Settis
last edited on Thu. April 20 2017
The Classicisms Podcast captures lectures given in association with the Classicisms exhibition. Our first lecture is Salvatore Settis, “Caravaggio and the Antiquities of Rome.”
Ephemeral Museum
last edited on Mon. March 20 2017
A new pop-up project curated by UChicago students sets the record for briefest exhibition at the Smart: 12 days.