Upcoming Events

Hear curator Melissa Yuen speak about the Museum's new exhibitions. Explore the work of ceramic artist Stephanie Shih; prints and textiles by the multidisciplinary artist and educator Anni Albers; and global artwork from the permanent collection.

Hear ceramic artist Stephanie H. Shih speak about her work with curator Melissa Yuen in this virtual artist talk. Shih's sculpted and painted ceramic groceries, a selection of which are currently on view as part of the 2022-2023 Art Wall Project, tap into the nostalgia evoked by pantry items. Through her work, Shih explores the complexities of identity within the Asian diaspora. Register     

Come hear curator Fritz Horstman of The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation speak about the Syracuse University Art Museum's new exhibition, Anni Albers: Work with Materials. Learn about Albers' innovative, multidisciplinary work as a weaver, printmaker, designer, and educator.

Celebrate the museum's new exhibitions! Enjoy food, drinks, and explore the galleries. On view are Anni Albers: Work With Materials, Stephanie H. Shih: My Sweetie Has No Pockmarks, and Collections Highlights: 5,500 Years of Art.

Visit the Art Museum for fun activities for all ages! Make artwork inspired by the pioneering artist Anni Albers, go on a treasure hunt, and enjoy Story Time in our galleries.

Pop in during Family Weekend to make art inspired by the work and practice of the pioneering artist Anni Albers, a multidisciplinary weaver, printmaker, designer, and educator. All supplies provided, no experience necessary.

Learn about the innovative, multidisciplinary practice of Anni Albers with curator of education Kate Holohan. Albers was a weaver, printmaker, designer, and educator whose work continues to resonate today.