During its Monday meeting, SU's Student Association voted in favor of appealing the university's decision to decrease storage. SA also appointed Abigail Wright as its new communications director. Read more »
“To Understand and To Be Understood” was inspired by #NotAgainSU protests and wanted to provide more visibility for Asian Americans. The artwork emphasizes 1960s and ‘70s art. Read more »
"The Reach of the Dream" was the theme of this year's annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. More than 2,000 people attended the event which included an art gallery, dinner and keynote presentation by Talithia Williams. Read more »
With her work now on display at the Petit Branch Library, Syracuse local Andrea Buckvold creates unique quilt designs with an array of colors and patterns. The work allows her to unwind after a long day working as a teacher. Read more »
Emphasizing the impact of climate change, Edgewood Gallery’s latest exhibits highlight local artists Read more »
Using Photoshop to enhance his photography, William Hall’s exhibit is now on display at Petit Branch Library Read more »
Choreographer Maya Kulkarni pulled pieces from ancient Hindu texts and merged them with modern themes to craft the “Shilpanatanam” dance at the Everson Museum of Art — a celebration of past and present. Read more »
Creating a whimsical display full of mythical creatures, new exhibit Faeryland brings magic to Syracuse Read more »
‘A Portrait of Upstate’ aims to create a community of artists in Syracuse Read more »
CNY Arts’s 50th Anniversary of ‘On My Own Time’ exhibit in the Everson Museum of Art emphasizes artistry beyond the workplace Read more »
Gil Rocha’s exhibit, “The Border is a Weapon,” highlights the role the border plays in Mexican-American culture. Read more »
Evan Starling-Davis’s “FRACTURE” combines video game technology with art to display artwork from local museum archives. Read more »
SU Art Museum’s new exhibit makes viewers rethink how they look at national monuments. Read more »
SU Stage’s recent workshop brought the Constitution to a younger audience through art. Read more »
Art on the Porches, a community-driven neighborhood art festival, displays the diversity and passion of Syracuse artists. Read more »
Innovative and interactive, Josh T Franco’s new exhibit “Scriptorium” involves museum visitors in the art historian process. Read more »
Inspiring museum patrons and featured artists alike, “UNIQUE” provides a platform for artists living with disabilities. Read more »
Leaning into teen movie tropes, “Bottoms” has the potential to become a queer comedy classic. Read more »
Check out new, historical exhibits from local and global artists this week at the SU Art Museum. Read more »
The Syracuse Flag Initiative named its semifinalists and is conducting a city-wide survey for the community to vote on their favorites. But, The Daily Orange wants to hear from the campus — which design do you think should be selected as the next flag of Syracuse? Read more »
Fifth year architecture student Jenna Merry created an innovative installation using hemp rope and mycelium for her final thesis project. Read more »
To formally kick off the opening of Bird Library’s new exhibition, The Uzbekistan Cultural Exhibition, former Peace Corps volunteer Mark Reese stopped by SU to speak about his time in Uzbekistan and his process of translating the Uzbek novel ‘O’tkan Kunlar,’ into English. Read more »
Check out some campus discussions and lectures this week to change things up. Read more »
For the Renée Crown University Honors Program’s inaugural symposium titled “The Value of Beauty and Beauty in Science,” philosopher Angela Breitenbach and artist Suzanne Anker stopped by SU to discuss topics surrounding science, art and beauty. Read more »
