The Institute for Art and Olfaction

Dreaming in Smell

In this first solo exhibition of Bernardo Fleming’s olfactory work, he presents a series of collaborative perfumes that interpret a number of his scented dreams.

opens Nov. 12

Spooky Perfume Ads

Jessica Murphy explores the macabre side of perfumery in an online talk that takes a historical look at perfume advertising.

OCT. 28: LEARN MORE

Art and Olfaction Awards

The 8th Art and Olfaction Awards will celebrate the creative output from these pandemic years. Submissions open Nov. 1 to Dec. 11.

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Honey Honey (Accords)

In the latest of her accords classes, Ashley leads a thorough study of the aromatic components of sweet, sticky, surprisingly funky honey.

NOV. 4: SIGN UP

Writing about Smell: Form

John Biebel explores how form impacts the value of our words, and how to use form to put the proper emphasis on outcomes.

NOV. 4: SIGN UP

Genealogy of Gourmands

Know your perfume history, thanks to Dana El Masri's Genealogy Series. This week, we explore the delectable side of things: the gourmand category.

NOV. 5: SIGN UP

The Institute for Art and Olfaction provides perfume classes, workshops, scent education, historical talks and more.

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The Institute for Art and Olfaction (IAO) is a non-profit organization devoted to access, education and experimentation with scent.

Dreaming in Smell

Spooky Perfume Ads

Art and Olfaction Awards

Honey Honey (Accords)

Writing about Smell: Form

Genealogy of Gourmands

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