Light Work’s Urban Video Project presents a screening and Q&A on Thursday, March 20 at 6:30pm in Watson Theater across from Light Work’s  galleries with multimedia artist Joiri Minaya (fetured artist in the museum exhibition Joiri Minaya: Unseeing the Tropics at the Museum) and filmmaker Miryam Charles. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Lines of Flight featuring short films…

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 featuring a special sensory table to interact with the exhibition "The Earth Laughs in Flowers" 2- 3 p.m.: Animation workshop with award-winning filmmaker,…

Punto de Contacto / Point of Contact (POC) will host a special edition of its annual Cruel April Poetry Series on April 2nd from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Syracuse University Art Museum. The evening will feature a reading by acclaimed poet Diana Marie Delgado, followed by a reception. Admission is free, and complimentary parking will be available at…

This workshop will begin with a brief overview of the SU Museum Collections and the opportunities it offers faculty to schedule a class visit and session at the Museum. Then we will explore how these class sessions draw on evidence-based, high-impact teaching practices for authentic learning and helping students build academic integrity skills. The remainder…

Come celebrate spring at the museum! Make your own paper flowers--you can make just one or a whole bouquet. No experience necessary, all supplies provided.

Join the Art Museum for an Art Break featuring our 2024-2025 student scholars! Lousie and Bernard Palitz Art Scholar Coral Silver, graduate researchers Maeve Donnelly, Sofia Gabaldon, Chiagoziem B. Offor and Samantha Hefti, and undergraduate researcher Sukanya Gangopadhyay will share their work.

See photographs and writing by Syracuse youth participating in the Museum's Photography and Literacy (PAL) program. Stay for refreshments and pizza! All are welcome.