The Everson Launches New Website and Brandind
The new visual identity was designed by creative studio In House International, with contributions from a wide team of designers, illustrators, typographers, and web developers.
Jennifer Neuner and Amanda Liberati Join the Everson Team
The Everson Museum of Art is pleased to welcome two new members to its full-time staff.
Everson museum is 2021 blue star museum
The Everson Museum of Art will join museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative, a program that provides free admission to currently-serving U.
The Everson Receives NEA Grant for 2022 Sharif Bey Exhibition
The Everson Museum of Art is pleased to announce that it has received a grant award from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
100 Percent of the Everson’s Board Sponsors Latest Exhibition
In support of an institutional commitment to combating racism and inequality, the Everson Museum of Art Board of Trustees is proud to announce that it has fully underwritten the exhibition Who What When Where, opening today, Saturday, April 10.
Exploring Questions of Identity, Place, and Time, Who What When Where Opens April 10
Based on the iconic Carrie Mae Weems’ 1998 photographic series of the same name, Who What When Where uses the four fundamental words for narrative construction to explore how images are interpreted through the subjective lens of identity, place, time, and power.
Turner Prize Winner Grayson Perry to Deliver Annual Everson Ceramics Lecture
The Everson Museum of Art is thrilled to have groundbreaking artist Grayson Perry deliver its Eleventh Annual Ceramic Arts Lecture on Thursday, April 1 at 2 p.
The Everson Remembers Noreen Falcone
The Everson honors the life of a devoted patron, supporter of the arts, and all-around wonderful person, Noreen Falcone.
Syracuse Native Jaleel Campbell Returns Home for First Solo Museum Exhibition
The Everson Museum of Art is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition on March 13, 2021.
As Museums Push to Sell Art, Competing Ideas About Deaccessioning Are Playing Out in Public
About four hours Upstate, in Syracuse, New York, the Everson Museum’s chair, an art adviser named Jessica Arb Danial, echoed that sentiment.
