Syracuse University is exploring the history of fandom through two exhibitions that highlight how communities form around shared passions.
Urban Video Project will feature films from TJ Cuthand and Sofía Gallisá Muriente on April 19 and 20 in Shemin Auditorium and the Everson Museum of Art.
Syracuse University’s dance company, DanceWorks, presented their annual spring showcase on March 3 and 4.
Syracuse University’s Drama department presents “Barbecue” at Syracuse Stage.
Review: The Disney classic will be running at Syracuse Stage until Jan. 8.
The new Everson Museum of Art exhibition allows everyday people from the Syracuse area to showcase their artistic talents.
The show offers unique perspectives into the lives of seven young autistic adults who navigate their way through human connection.
The communication and rhetorical studies master’s student talks his new play “Pass(ed)over” and the importance of highlighting queer history.
The national touring company of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musical performed at the Landmark Theatre on Tuesday night.
Cheers filled Goldstein Auditorium this weekend as the student-run organization staged its annual show.
The Philip cast brings a new take to the iconic characters of “Hamilton,” recreating the modern classic musical.
Marcus Choi talks about playing George Washington, being back on tour and his favorite aspects of the show.
With the launch of his new website, Lucas hopes to focus on art full-time and surround himself with other artists.
The dance organization displayed its talent in the “Walk of Fame” showcase this weekend in Goldstein Auditorium.
Goldstein Auditorium filled with color, music and poetry celebrating Chinese culture
SU alum Sarah Tietje-Mietz describes returning to Syracuse and healing alchemy of painting
The current exhibition at the SU Art Museum displays works inspired by incarcerated women in Louisiana.
Actor Jordan Dobson describes his experience getting to play the starring role of Orpheus in Hadestown on Broadway
Composer and violinist David Fulmer created the “Prisms and Antiphons” concert series to accompany the “AbStranded” exhibit during “The Festival of Trees and Light.”
Light Work photography center displays new exhibition from the work of James Henkel in Object Lessons through Dec. 9.
“LIVING IN LIMBO: Portraits from the Border” an exhibition of Bill McLaughlin’s work.
“Each one Inspired: Haudenosaunee Art Across the Homelands” is an exhibition of 52 contemporary artworks by Indigenous artists.
Fiber arts art is often seen as a women’s craft, Everson is elevating it to a high art in its exhibition.
SU Amuni Keith Brown and London Ladd show their work as a part of the Coming Back Together event.
Mutual Affection is an exhibition of 100 ceramic works from the celebrated Victoria Schoenfeld collection.
The award-winning film and TV star discusses her long and storied career at SU’s Coming Back Together weekend.
Local Syracuse artists talk about the importance of incorporating sustainability into their work.
SU sophomore Bailee Roberts aims to capture the human experience through her personal paintings.
Visual artist shared how she brought a little piece of home into every work of art she creates.
Through works from women, BIPOC and other underrepresented artists, Everson opened a provocative and meaningful exhibition that seeks to be a healing experience for those with differing backgrounds.
The award-winning illustrator has worked on projects for companies such as Airbnb and Apple and publications such as The New Yorker.
The two-day virtual event aims to explore the role of the museum in the face of economic fallout and a national call for racial justice.
Deaccession has become the buzzword of 2020 thanks to the Everson Museum’s deaccession of a Jackson Pollock work in order to purchase works from underrepresented groups.
Detroit-based contemporary artist’s new-age approach to art is a perfect fit for SU’s revamped art collection initiatives.
SU Art Museum winter exhibition sees contemporary and historic portraits sharing the limelight in an effort to reinvigorate the museum and tackle issues of racism, classism, xenophobia and more.
The social justice-focused art gallery addresses the culture of violence, systemic racism, police brutality and gun control issues in the United States through their new exhibition.
The first Black principal dancer in the prestigious American Ballet Theatre shares how she hopes to open doors for future dancers of color.
Sujean Gahng was inspired by the #NotAgainSU protests to create more representation for women and POCs within the industry.
Syracuse University freshman Gabrielle Pinkney is passionate about creating a more diverse and inclusive space within the classical opera community.
Studio arts senior Leito Navarrete creates large scale paintings based on his own family photographs inspired by his experiences as a gay man growing up in a deeply religious family.
Artist Lacey McKinney discusses gender inequality, quarantine, and her exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art.
