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January 2024
Art Break: Assembly: Syracuse University Voices on Art and Ecology
Join interim chief curator Melissa Yuen for a gallery tour of the newly installed exhibition Assembly: Syracuse University Voices on Art and Ecology.
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Teaching Workshop: Assembly: Syracuse University Voices on Art and Ecology
This workshop will focus on the Museum’s major spring 2024 exhibition, Assembly: Syracuse University Voices on Art and Ecology. The exhibition features artworks made by Syracuse University faculty and recent alumni that contribute to emergent forms of ecological understanding. By placing these works in dialogue with objects from the Museum’s collection, the exhibition considers a broad cultural evolution from an environmentalism of the sublime to an ecology of intimacy. The workshop will provide Syracuse University faculty and graduate students with…
Find out more »Black History Month Pop-Up Exhibition: RAHM
Multicultural Affairs, the Syracuse University Art Museum and the LGBTQ Resource Center are pleased to present a special pop-up exhibition by acclaimed multidiscplinary artist RAHM. Known for their bold and unique work that celebrates the wide range of beauty and identity throughout the African diaspora, RAHM has created an immersive installation specifically for this event.
Find out more »Black History Month Commemorative Event: Night at The Museum
In honor of Black History Month, Multicultural Affairs, the Syracuse University Art Museum and the LGBTQ Resource Center present “Night at the Museum.” Join us for an a exclusive evening featuring an Artist Talk with Rahm Bowen, a Brooklyn-based painter and Parsons alum whose striking portraits celebrate the diversity and humanity of the African diaspora. Bowen’s larger-than-life oil and acrylic paintings showcase a lineage of Blackness that is both ancient and futuristic. Color, texture and light are essential elements in…
Find out more »Art Break: ‘To Understand & To Be Understood’: Abstractions by Asian Diasporic Artists
Join Sascha Scott (Art History) and the student curators of 'To Understand & To Be Understood': Abstractions by Asian Diasporic Artists for a gallery talk.
Find out more »Art Break: Valentine’s Version
Take a break on Valentine’s Day afternoon and pop in to the Art Museum for some crafting! Make your own valentine or friendship bracelet for a loved one, friend, family, pet, or yourself. All supplies provided, free and open to all to join!
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