The Frances Young Tang
Teaching Museum and Art Gallery
at Skidmore College
815 North Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-580-8080
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Four multi-colored fiber structures resembling coral reefs sit atop pedestals in a gallery.

Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science
A crying woman, Laurel Nakadate, takes a selfie in a dirty mirror.

Where Words Falter: Art and Empathy
A black and white photograph of two ballet dancers, one balanced with body upside down and back to the camera, the other provides support at the head and raised foot.

Robert Tracy on Dance
A person with a black doll head is facing forward in a driver seat with drawings covering their body and their surroundings, a doll and a sculpture pasted near them.

Lauren Kelley: Location Scouting
Artist Yvette Janine Jackson stands in front of a sound board with many wires and knobs.

Elevator Music 43: Yvette Janine Jackson—Destination Freedom
A colorful, geometric sculpture against a light gray background.

Alumni Invitational 5
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A group of people gather around the side of a table to look and talk about art laid out on the table.

Art & Ideas
A line drawing of two people moving a large painting.

Tang at Home
A detail of a photograph of a Black man with his back to the camera looking at his reflection in a large, decoratively framed mirror. He's wearing a black suit jacket, bowtie with a white shirt and his skin looks damaged or weathered.

Explore the Collection
Three students sit at a table and look towards artist Carrie Moyer, an older, white female who is in the right foreground.

What is a teaching museum?
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Work With Us!

The Museum is accepting applications for vital full-time positions:

A series of ten abstract patterns.
Welcome to the Tang’s 20th Anniversary Pattern Project! Learn more about the student interns who designed the patterns on the edge of the Tang website.
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Student Interview: Maria Staack ’22
Maria Staack shares her experience working at the Tang as the 2020–21 Meg Reitman Jacobs ‘63 Endowed Intern.
Student Interview: Maria Staack ’22
Radical Fiber Symposium
Dario Robleto on Interdisciplinary Practice
Artist Interview with Elaine Mayes
2021 Winter/Miller Lecture with Nick Cave
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📸: @annadumitriuart’s “Magic Bullets” and “Romantic Disease Dress,” on view in “Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science,” explore connections between dyes and medicines, both natural...
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Explore the collection
Corita Kent
B beauty you / christy [uncut sheet], 1968/1969
serigraph
Unrecorded artist
title unknown, mid-20th century
gelatin silver print
Upcoming events
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Jun 2, 12 PM
Alumni Reunion Art Exhibition
Jun 2, 3 PM
Tang Guide Tour
Jun 3, 12 PM
Curator’s Tour of Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science
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Pattern by Fiona McLaughlin ’20
Inspired by the exhibition Opener 28 - Erika Verzutti: Mineral
The Tang Pattern Project celebrates the Museum’s 20th anniversary. Organized by Head of Design Jean Tschanz-Egger, past and current Tang Design Interns created patterns inspired by the Museum’s exhibition and event history.
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