When excavating the ancient graves of high-ranking Chinese officials, archaeologists found magnificent Buddhist burial shrouds. Uncover their significance with Boston College Professor Aurelia Campbell in tomorrow's Saturday University Lecture. ⬇️ seattleartmuseum.org/visit/calendar…

In 'Rain (C.S. 1854)' (1990), silver spoons are adhered to oozing layers of paint that punctuate the work’s surface like drops of acid rain. Visit #SAMBlog to learn more about this environmental work on view in 'Jaune: Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map.' samblog.seattleartmuseum.org/2024/04/smith-…

🎬 Lights, camera, action!

Theresa Papanikolas, SAM Ann M. Barwick Curator of American Art, stopped by New Day Northwest yesterday to talk about 'Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map' at SAM.

Missed the segment? Watch it here now: king5.com/video/entertai…

Professor Aurelia Campbell leads this April's Saturday University Lecture with a talk on ancient Chinese Buddhist burial shrouds. In advance of her lecture this Saturday, 4/13, we interviewed Campbell about her ongoing research. Read it now on #SAMBlog ! samblog.seattleartmuseum.org/2024/04/saturd…

🤗 🎨 Wanna see some free art? Join us on Friday, 4/19 at SAM Open House!

From 6 to 9 pm, we're reopening our doors for an evening of gallery tours, performances, and live music inspired by our ongoing exhibitions. seattleartmuseum.org/openhouse
📸 Alborz Kamalizad

😱 Can you believe this season of Saturday University is nearly over? Visit seattleartmuseum.org/calendar to get your tickets to this April's lecture and discover everything else that's happening #ThisWeekatSAM .

🌸 SAM's Spring Educator Open House is Friday, 4/19 at 6 pm!

PNW Educators are invited to mix and mingle with their fellow peers, explore the galleries of 'Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map,' pick up educational resources, and more.

Register here: bit.ly/SAMEducatorOpe…