‘The Earth Laughs in Flowers’ exhibit brings Emerson poem to life
“The Earth Laughs in Flowers,” a Syracuse University Art Museum exhibit, encourages viewers to reflect on their connection with plants and the Earth. Read more »
From the Studio
‘X-Ray Music’ replicates Soviet-era bootlegged records at Bird Library
“X-ray Music: The Bone Records of Soviet Russia and the Art of Bootlegging” featured replicated bootleg recordings used by those in Soviet Russia. Read more »
‘Singing Wall’ murals explore convergence of identity, decolonization
Manuel Hernández' "The Singing Wall" explores Mexico's cultural heritage, balancing the ancestral with the contemporary. Read more »
‘At Water’s Edge’ brings complexity to Erie Canal through photography
“At Water’s Edge: Reflections on 200 Years of the Erie Canal" is on display at the Everson Museum of Art through April 27, and features three artists. Read more »
'Overture: 2025 Faculty Survey' showcases talent of SU's VPA staff
“Overture: 2025 Faculty Survey” is an exhibit at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse in downtown Syracuse that features the artwork of nearly 30 faculty members from Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts. Read more »
Photographer Nabil Harb invites people to view central Florida as he does
Photographer Nabil Harb beckons people to see his central Florida hometown in its true essence. From a sinkhole to an LGBTQ+ nightclub, he captures a distinct level of intentionality and detail. Read more »
SU alum London Ladd toys with rhythm, color in his illustrations
Syracuse University assistant professor of illustration, London Ladd, started his career with historical illustrations. Since then, he's gravitated to colorful, personal work inspired by his life. Read more »
FADS fashion show spotlights student designers with mystical, medieval theme
Syracuse University’s Fashion and Design Society held its fall/winter 2024 show, “Mystical Medieval Realm,” Sunday in Goldstein Auditorium. Read more »
Everson’s ‘This Side of Salina’ navigates post-Roe Syracuse
Lynne Sachs’ documentary, “This Side of Salina,” highlights what a post-Roe v. Wade world looks like in Syracuse, even though abortion is still legal. Read more »
La Casita’s WEIRD Barrio embraces identity through miniature art
Manuel Matías displayed his five miniature art pieces at La Casita Cultural Center’s WEIRD Barrio exhibit, drawing attention to the story of many Latine descendants. Read more »
'LANscapes' exhibit turns gaming into art, shows 'anything is paintable'
The Syracuse University Art Museum displays the works of painter Mauro C. Martinez. The collection, titled “LANscapes,” challenges norms about the current gaming sphere. Read more »
ArtRage unveils remodel, thrives despite 'shoe-string budget'
With renovations like an LED sign on its front entrance, ArtRage Gallery is unveiling a new look alongside its usual exhibits this fall. Read more »
FADS' 'Neptune's Ball' fashion show fosters learning experience for creatives
Syracuse University’s Fashion and Design Society hosted their semesterly fashion show on the Shaw Quadrangle. Models strutted down the walkways with outfits aligned with the Neptune’s Ball theme. Read more »
'Now It’s My Turn Pt. II’ gathers community for a cause under shared interest of photography
Chelsea Reeves showed her photography in her second-ever gallery on Sunday. The photos capture experiences on campus like Leon Thomas III’s performance during Black History Month. Read more »
Megan Lewis’ 'Chromatic Expressions’ captures Black introspection through paintings
CFAC hosted artist Megan Lewis for a talk about her new exhibit “Chromatic Expressions.” The collection highlights the experiences of Black people. Read more »
Bird Library’s exhibit of traditional Uzbek items creates a ‘multi-layered’ experience
In Bird Library, the the Central Asia and the Caucasus Initiative curated the Uzbekistan Cultural Exhibition. The exhibit aims to emphasize global cultures at Syracuse University. Read more »
The Everson’s enamel exhibit brings forgotten art form back to life
“Jewels from the Fire: 20th Century Enamels,” reconnects people back to enameling in the new Everson Museum of Art exhibit. Read more »
Paula Uche, Deborah Holihan share mixed-media exhibit honoring nature
Paula Uche and Deborah Holihan create very different art, but they come together at the Petit Branch Library until March 29. Read more »
The Grand Kyiv Ballet’s ‘Giselle’ brings Ukrainian heritage to Syracuse
The Grand Kyiv Ballet came to Syracuse for its tour of “Giselle.” The show’s themes highlight Ukrainian resilience. Read more »
‘Plasticized: The Proliferation of Plastics in the 20th Century’ draws attention to overconsumption
New exhibit, “Plasticized: The Proliferation of Plastics in the 20th Century,” in Bird Library emphasizes how plastics are everywhere. They are in clothes, food containers, kids’ toys and more. Read more »
Sana Musasama’s dream comes true through a collection of topsy-turvy dolls
Sana Musasama’s exhibit at the Everson Museum of Art features dolls based on African American topsy-turvy dolls, made of clay and fabrics. Musasama revisited work she had made 40 years ago for the exhibit. Read more »
SU Art Museum allows attendees to experience ecological art from home
The Syracuse University Art Museum is launching its most robust e-museum. Bringing together all of their exhibits online, people can explore the museum’s galleries online. Read more »
'Unveiled Echoes' revives the story of Dug’s Dive with augmented virtual reality
Jalen Law’s “Unveiled Echoes” revives the story of Dug’s Dive, a bar on the Erie Canal in Buffalo, NY. By utilizing an app, each work’s characters begin to move on each person’s mobile and sounds echo devices. Read more »
Janet Bigg’s newest exhibit takes viewers on an Arctic expedition
“Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape” compiles digital art of the Arctic. The artist, Janet Biggs, conveys how it is still impacted by human actions despite being detached from the rest of the world. Read more »
