Early visitors described Syracuse as a “thick and almost impenetrable swamp, thickly inhabited by frogs and water-snakes.” They were referring to the cedar swamps that covered much of downtown Syracuse...
The Everson Museum of Art and the Syracuse University Visiting Artist Lecture Series present an artist talk by Raymon Elouza on his exhibition at the Everson Museum, Structure/Dissonance, which celebrates...
Join us for a virtual talk led by Dawn Williams Boyd who will discuss Peaches and Evangeline, Bibbs County. FL 1942, which tells the story of Civil Rights leader Harry T....
Join us for the 12th Annual Everson Ceramic Arts Lecture, followed by a soft opening of the exhibition Curious Vessels: The Rosenfield Collection....
Join us for a conversation with Syracuse-based sculptor, Arlene Abend....
Join Everson Partners, Light Work UVP, for a lecture by multimedia artist Kite (Oglála Lakhóta), whose work explores how artificial intelligence reproduces the logics of coloniality, flattening land, people, and...
Sekou Cooke’s exhibition 15-81 focuses on the legacy of placement and displacement of Black residents through remixing, sampling, and critiquing proposals to replace low-income communities with mix-income housing in Syracuse,...
