The Everson Museum in Syracuse New York auctioned Jackson Pollock’s 1946 “Red Composition,” notable for being the abstract-expressionist’s second foray into the drip technique for which he is best known. ...
Because ceramic art is so new to the art market, it can be difficult to determine which works will accrue the most value in the long term. For those looking for a stable investment, a...
The Everson Museum of Art is pleased to announce seven new appointments to its Board of Trustees. The slate will begin in 2021 and will join a group of 22 continuing Trustees who have successfully...
The Everson Museum of Art’s latest exhibition titled, Reconfiguration, opened this past Saturday, November 14 and will be on view through January 24, 2022. Reconfiguration showcases 24 works by emerging artist Lacey McKinney whose work...
The Everson Museum of Art announces the opening of a new exhibition in its Paul Phillips and Sharon Sullivan Ceramics Center. The Floating Bridge: Postmodern and Contemporary Japanese Ceramic features more than forty Japanese works...
This evening, Christie’s Auction House sold the painting Red Composition, 1946, by Jackson Pollock at its highly anticipated 20th Century Evening Sale in New York....
The Board of Trustees of the Everson Museum of Art has voted unanimously to deaccession a painting by Jackson Pollock from the Museum’s collection, in order to refine, diversify, and build its collection for the...
Annual Summer Photo Contest to Capture Life in Syracuse Underway; Deadline is July 31 Posted on: 2020-07-20 10:41:03 Share: This article was originally published on July 20, 2020 by CNY Central. Read the full article...
Urban Video Project Installation ‘In Solidarity’ Closes, Will Be Part of Light Work Fall Exhibition Series Posted on: 2020-07-13 12:00:00 Share: This article was originally published on July 13, 2020 by Syracuse University News. Read...
Family Fun: The Everson’s Creativity Kits Posted on: 2020-06-22 12:00:00 Share: This article was originally published on December 12, 2019 by Syracuse.com. Read the full article HERE. < Back...
