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"Kindred Beasts: The 2016 Everson Biennial" begins with a specific interest in clay and fiber work and a roster of artists who live throughout New York state: in Hudson, Syracuse, Brooklyn and other locales. After that, the Everson exhibit moves in various directions. It presents sculptures presented in a figurative idiom, works incorporating found materials, hand-woven clothing, non-representational pieces and two installations. Read More

D.J. Hellerman, the new curator for the Everson Museum of Art, has found his initial months there to be an exciting, busy time. For one thing, he’s spent time exploring the museum’s collection of 11,000 artworks through various avenues: reading catalogs and archival material, looking through databases, talking to docents who have seen many shows at the Everson. Read More

On July 2, Lorenz began a 500 mile extension of her project in Upstate and Central New York, traveling from Buffalo to Albany along the historic Erie Canal and into Manhattan via the Hudson River. Read More

Marie Lorenz is a well-known nautical artist lead by her sense of adventure. Her newest quest started in Buffalo. In a rowboat she made herself, she is paddling down the Erie Canal to her home in New York City a trip that's about 500 miles. Along the way, she’ll be documenting the trip with videos and photography which will be available for the public to view at the Everson Museum in Syracuse this fall. Read More