Identity, diversity on display at 1st SU Art Museum gallery of semester
The Syracuse University Art Museum's first gallery of the semester, 5,500 Years of Art, explores themes of identity and expression across cultures. Read more »
The Syracuse University Art Museum's first gallery of the semester, 5,500 Years of Art, explores themes of identity and expression across cultures. Read more »
Sculpture exhibit My Sweetie Has No Pockmarks features hyperrealistic ceramic rice bags, a commentary on nuanced Asian-American culture. Read more »
The “Cabin Fever” exhibit offers illustration majors in the BFA program the opportunity to collaborate and share their work with the campus community. Read more »
The Blue Room said goodbye with a two-day festival after a year of basement shows, but for the organizers, the venue is about more than music. Read more »
Last Friday, Orange After Dark hosted their Spring Formal event, which was packed with students and booming music. Read more »
With inspirations ranging from childhood journals to the Italian Renaissance, senior fashion designers presented their final projects at the Nancy Cantor Warehouse last Friday. Read more »
For over 10 years, the Biblio Gallery at Bird Library has showcased student work in a communal space where students can admire the art and also have a nice place to study. Read more »
On April 9, Geena Matuson will give a TED Talk titled “Reject the Disconnect.” Read more »
The African Student Union hosted the second Miss Africa pageant on March 31 in Goldstein Auditorium. Read more »
Syracuse Stage has announced six shows for their 2022-2023 season. Read more »
On Tuesday night, English and creative writing professors sat down and talked to students about the struggles and rewards of pursuing writing. Read more »
After Ilsa Dohner, known by their drag name Dilf Dangerbottom, went to a SU Pride Union Drag Competition during their freshman year, they knew they wanted to do drag. Read more »
“Soundtracks for the Present Future,” Charley Friedman’s current exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, is an unconventional combination of humor, science and music. Read more »
On Feb. 24, La Casita Cultural Center held a panel which discussed how engagement with marginalized urban communities became difficult in the midst of isolation and loss. Read more »
The Black Artist Collective put on their Fête Noir event to show case Black talent Saturday. The celebration was held at the Community Folk Art Center. Read more »
The fiber artist’s “Woe” exhibition includes works that critique the history of violence and injustice against Black Americans and will be available at the Everson Museum of Art until April 10. Read more »
The event accompanied the opening of 119 Euclid’s Voices of the Heroes Artwalk, which got its name from the collaborative studio album by Lil Durk and Lil Baby. Read more »
Whether you’re going out with friends or a significant other, these concerts will be a perfect addition to your holiday weekend. Read more »
The Futari (Two Persons) exhibit is on display at Light Work Gallery until March 10 and features photography from Pixy Liao, whose work is often inspired by her partner Takahiro Morooka. Read more »
Light Work and the Everson Museum are collaborating to showcase “No Emoji for Ennui,” an Urban Video Project film. Read more »
The Everson Museum of Art is kicking off its "Behind the Artist Film Series" with a film about Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Read more »
Photography’s presence on SU’s campus has shifted as cameras become more widely available through new technology, but professors and local businesses still look back on the art form itself and analog cameras’ role in the craft. Read more »
As one of the winning filmmakers, SU graduate student Evan Bode’s short stopmotion film will be shown as part of JetBlue’s inflight entertainment. Read more »
Composer David Fulmer’s curated pieces and sets provide musical accompaniment for the Everson’s “AbStranded” exhibit. Read more »