Installation

The installation courses embrace a broad range of practices: object/material, site, performance, social practice, and intersections across media. The primary facility is H204, a large empty space with white walls on either end, floor-to-ceiling windows, a grid near the ceiling for hanging and a black floor. All furniture (tables, chairs) is moveable and removable. Projects are also sited on the campus grounds, in academic buildings and occasionally in the community.

Student Work in Installation

Nicole Huang ’22. “To Pierce,” mixed media with pillow, meat hook, fishing hooks, string. ARS 274.

Yarn art installation by Sandra Pomeleo Fowler '22.

Sandra Pomeleo Fowler ’22. “Of Gravity,” yarn. ARS 274.

Art installation using mylar by Rachel Wells '23.

Rachel Wells (check name) ’23. “To fold,” mylar and floor. ARS 274.

Art installation on Reuse by Sophie Willard Van Sistine '22J

Sophie Willard Van Sistine ’22J. “Project Reuse,” collaboration with Northampton ReUse Committee, ink on paper, distribution of broadsides to the public in Pulaski Park. ARS 370.

Art installation, "Pollinate Hope," by Angie Gregory '20

Angie Gregory ’20. “Pollinate Hope.” Mixed media, repurposed egg cartons, soil, pea sprouts, fence. ARS 370.

Art installation by Jasmine Olivarez '19

Jasmine Olivarez ’19. “All Gifts.” Conversations with Smith College staff members, handmade gifts (shells, ink, watercolor on paper, yarn, ribbon). ARS 370.