Current Exhibitions

Black and white artistic print of a landscape with a row of houses at the bottom of a hill, with a larger house on the top of a hill behind

Reckonings: American Art and the Slow Violence of Climate Change
April 25 - September 9, 2022

Reckonings offers a critical look at how U.S. artists have pictured the relationship between humans and the environment. Curated by incoming M.A. students in art history in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences, and under the direction of Associate Professor Sascha Scott, this timely exhibition reckons with the visual, economic, and political forces that have contributed to slow violence in the United States, which has been driven by capitalism and disproportionately effects the poor and disempowered.

Bronze sulpture of a nude woman wiht her arm raised in the air with a archery bow, and a small dog at her feet

Art on Campus

Ongoing

Explore the public art that is installed on the Syracuse University grounds and buildings through our online collection or via this GoogleMap that will allow you to take a self-guided tour.