Celebrate the new exhibition Postdate: Photography and Inherited History in India and enjoy Bollywood-style entertainment, including music from DJ Salim, a dance lesson by the Mona Khan Company (8 PM), and a DIY Art activities for adults.

Celebrate photography and the contemporary culture of India with Bollywood-style music, cocktails, and creative fun.

Meet artist Hung Liu, who will sign copies of her new book, Questions from the Sky, published by Hardy Marks Publications. Copies of the book, which includes work Liu did at SJMA in 2013, will be available.

Prepare to usher in the Year of the Sheep with one of our most popular community days. SJMA’s community day events take a modern approach to traditional cultural customs. This year’s activities will include live performances and hands-on artmaking that will get you ready for Lunar New Year.

Trina Merry works in body paint. Her surface is living, breathing human beings. Her work is temporary and begins to change into another work as soon as she stops painting, changing texture and color. So when Merry was invited to create an “intervention” for the exhibition Momentum: an experiment in the unexpected, she chose to respond to the work of Andy Goldsworthy: Goldsworthy’s process is also temporal in nature. 

Merry’s intervention will coincide with the installation of Goldsworthy’s Burnt Patch, 1995. As the crew assembles Goldsworthy’s work in SJMA’s courtyard, Merry will create two responses with fifteen nude, body-painted models. 

Calling all zombies! Drag yourselves to the Museum for creepy cocktails and monstrous music. Halloween happenings are courtesy of Zombie-O-Rama and SLG Publishing’s Art Boutiki.

Get moving and get together with friends for music, cocktails, and creative fun. Entertainment and activities inspired by the exhibition Momentum: an experiment in the unexpected will put you in motion.