See photographs and writing by Syracuse youth participating in the Museum's Photography and Literacy (PAL) program inspired by the photographs by Gordon Parks recently on view at the museum. Stay for refreshments and pizza! Generously sponsored by Art Bridges and Joy of Giving Something, Inc.
Take a break on Valentine’s Day afternoon and pop in to the Art Museum for some crafting! Make a friendship bracelet for a loved one, friend, family member, or yourself. All supplies provide, free and open to all.
Join us for a talk with artist Mauro C. Martinez and PhD candidate Sam Santiago. The conversation will explore Martinez’s art practice and ideas around gaming, social life, and play. A reception will follow the conversation. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the Humanities Center, Syracuse University.
Explore Joiri Minaya: Unseeing the Tropics at the Museum with Environmental Storytelling CNY and professors Cristina Pardo Porto (Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics) and Cary Penate (History of Music). The program will examine the intersections of art, the environment, and music through conversation and writing. Sponsored by Environmental Storytelling Central New York
Hear artist Joiri Minaya and curator Cristina Pardo Porto (Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics) talk about the exhibition Joiri Minaya: Unseeing the Tropics at the Museum. The conversation will explore Minaya’s use of lens-based media, collage, and performance to resist the inner workings of the colonial gaze. Reception to follow. Generous support for this program and…
Join us for a talk on surrealism and photography, featuring Art History graduate students. The talk will highlight the students' work on the exhibition, Surrealism and Photography: "Where I Dream, It is Awake".
Visit the Syracuse University Art Museum and the Syracuse University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) for special pop-up exhibitions celebrating Women's History Month! Discover art and archival materials created by writers and artists in Europe and North America from the 18th century to today that reimagine Joan of Arc. The pious peasant Joan of…
Join Julia Neufeld, G'24, curator of the exhibition Space and the Sacred: Letterio Calapai’s Prints currently on view at the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery in New York City, and staff of the Syracuse University Art Museum for a gallery talk on the newly installed exhibiton. Enjoy the exhibition and mingle with friends and alumni…
Come hear Art History seniors talk about The Earth Laughs in Flowers, an exhibition they co-curated with professor Romita Ray.
Come explore the Art Museum for Community Day! Visit our galleries, make postcards inspired by the artist Joiri Minaya, and more! Schedule of events: noon -4 p.m.: Drop-in art-making and treasure hunt 2- 3 p.m.: Animation workshop Open to all in our community, including SU students as well as children & families. Presented in partnership…
