Explore our online exhibitions that cover a wide array of topics such as the human experience, portraiture, and the intersection of art, ecology, and literature. These virtual exhibitions are organized by members of our staff, students, and our campus partners.
Mithila Women Paint Gender-Based Violence in the 21st Century
Curated by Susan Snow Wadley, professor emerita of Anthropology.
This digital presentation is a part of “Resistance, Rupture, and Community,” the 2024-2025 Ray Smith Symposium, which is supported by the following Syracuse University units: College of Arts and Sciences, Humanities Council; Humanities Center, Syracuse Symposium; South Asia Center; CODE^SHIFT; Renée Crown University Honors Program; and the Lender Center for Social Justice.
Days of Future Passed
Children in World Art History. Curated by Professor Wayne Franits (Dept. of Art & Music Histories) and senior art history majors.
Looking Back, Looking Forward
American Artists React to Twentieth-Century Modernism. Curated by Kate Hill 'G'21 and Tyler Marie Valera G'21
Being Human Part II
Curated by Vanja Malloy, Kate Hill G'21 and David L. Prince
As They Were: Berenice Abbott's Queer Parisian Portraiture, 1921-1929.
Curated by Mary Bedell, G'21
The Howling Infinite: Moby Dick, Art and Landscape.
Curated by David L. Prince
Mithila Art in the Time of Covid-19
Curated and organized by Susan Wadley, Professor of Anthropology, Emerita.
Being Human: Portraits from the Permanent Collection
Curated by Vanja Malloy, Kate Hill G'21 and David L. Prince