The Everson Museum of Art welcomed seven new Trustees to the Everson Board on January 1, 2024. These individuals, according to Everson Director & CEO Elizabeth Dunbar, “bring unique community and professional experiences that complement...
It is with great sadness that the Everson has learned of the recent passing of Juan Cruz, a beloved artist and member of our community for more than fifty years. It is no secret that Juan’s...
The Central New York Artist Initiative builds upon the Everson Museum of Art’s ongoing support of the region’s vibrant arts community. Launched in January 2022, the Everson CNY Artist Initiative is a competitive program that...
The Everson Museum of Art remembers Prof. Judith Meighan with a tribute to the life and legacy of a remarkable individual who left an indelible mark on the world of art, education, and mentorship. Prof. Judith...
Everson Statement on Israel and Gaza: Heartbreaking reports of hundreds of innocent civilians losing their lives to acts of terror have shaken us all. Whatever our religious beliefs or political views, we should be repulsed by...
The Everson’s parking lot will be closed for repairs beginning on September 11, 2023 for approximately two weeks. There is parking available in nearby lots and streets. We apologize for the inconvenience....
The Central New York Artist Initiative is a community exhibition program that builds upon the Everson Museum of Art’s ongoing support of local artists in the CNY region. It is intended to showcase the talented...
Several members of the Everson staff attended the Micron Community Engagement Committee meeting, at the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central, August 2, 2023. The committee presented the future plans for Micron Technology and its impact on...
More than 350 people attended the event, including 25 new Museum members, who were all part of a standing-room-only presentation by Doug’s daughter, Heather Muir, and nephew, David Muir, the ABC News journalist, and Syracuse...
4/20: In 1968, Wisconsin-born ceramic artist Clayton Bailey moved to Northern California and took up residence with his family in an old diner in Crockett, a blue-collar town north of San Francisco. Bailey, along with...
