CNY Arts’ 52nd annual On My Own Time exhibition connects Central New York businesses in a collaboration that promotes the benefits of the creative process across community sectors....
In the early 1970s, the Pattern & Decoration Movement emerged as an antidote to the vice grip in which abstraction had held American art since the 1950s. Artists like Valerie Jaudon, Joyce Kozloff, and Miriam Shapiro began juxtaposing colors and patterns that critics and artists alike had previously dismissed as feminine to powerful effect. Simultaneously, other feminist artists like Lynda Benglis were consciously subverting clay’s associations as a masculine and/or craft medium. ...
Drawing from the Everson’s collection, Lessons in Geometry traces the evolution of hard-edge abstraction in the United States as artists sought to use pure geometric forms to create works with balance, harmony, and order....
This Everson Museum of Art invites members to connect, explore, and enjoy exclusive programming designed just for you! Join us for a casual, community-centered morning spent with staff and friends from the Everson Members’ Council this fall....
In celebration of Joyce Kozloff: Contested Territories, 1983-2023, join featured artist Joyce Kozloff for a lecture about her role founding figure of the Pattern and Decoration movement and the evolution of her work, exploring the entanglements of geography, history, and power and their influence on...
Join us for an evening of board games and brews! TableTop Gaming has curated a terrific selection of board games to explore and enjoy. Meet up with friends, peruse the game selections, find a table, and play together. Enjoy a cash bar with brews from Bullfinch Brewpub to fuel your fun, with addition...