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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Hours: 12 – 9 pm
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Masks are now optional and we recommend visitors to be fully vaccinated.
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A black and white photograph with sparkling stars and an open book with galaxy printed pages.

Parallax: Framing the Cosmos
A crying woman, Laurel Nakadate, takes a selfie in a dirty mirror.

Where Words Falter: Art and Empathy
A pair of pink-and-cream-colored ankle-high shoes with embroidered flowers, leaves, and a purple-winged butterfly at the toe.

Lotus Shoes: Stories between Stitches
Two spray-painted white skeletons embracing on a black background.

Cabinet of Queeriosities
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 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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Welcome Students!

As Skidmore students arrive—and return—to campus, here are some helpful links about visiting and getting involved with the Tang:

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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Instagram
Enjoy these highlights from another great ROOM•MATE pick-up day! We hope the 75 students —some lining up as early as 4 PM the day before—who took...
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Explore the collection
Unrecorded artist
title unknown, mid-20th century
gelatin silver print
Guerrilla Girls
Oh! The Joys of Being a Woman Playwright!, 1999
commercial offset lithograph on acid-free paper
Upcoming events
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Oct 1, 2 PM
Mapping the Stars: Students Perform Selections from Silent Sky
Oct 2, 2 PM
Tang Guide Tour with Lila Saunders ’24
Oct 3, 8 PM
Steloff Lecture with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Pattern by Jonnea Herman ’18
Inspired by the annual February Tang <3 Students Event
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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