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In a time when queerness was taboo, the artist built a career on style, camp, and influential connections.

Arlene Shechet’s monumental sculptures, Nathan Young’s sonic experiments, Steve McQueen’s immersive light experience, and much more.

Marc-Anthony Polizzi’s installations are regional portraits commenting on contemporary consumer culture’s emphasis on the disposable.

The exhibition Frank Buffalo Hyde: Native Americana is on display through September 10, 2023 at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, NY. 

Hoop Dreams: Basketball and Contemporary Art both celebrates and critiques a game that has grown into a global mega-industry.

The Everson Museum of Art announced that after a nationwide search, Adam Carlin has been hired as Director of Learning and Engagement.

The Everson Museum of Art announced the purchase of several new works for the Museum’s collection.

This past year, art lovers paying attention to the plight of museums and the debate around deaccessioning — the term for selling art from collections — have worried that many art treasures would move into private hands.

Through May 31, anyone with proof of vaccination can visit the museum in Syracuse, New York, for free.

During the pandemic, museums across the country have been attempting to figure out, in fits and spurts, how to welcome patrons back within their walls in a safe manner.

US museums were only able to sell works to buy back others until April 2020, when the Association of Art Museum Directors lifted the ban amid the pandemic

The Everson Museum of Art announced today that it has purchased seven new works by contemporary artists for its growing collection of 21st century art.

The Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York, has announced the acquisition of seven works by emerging and mid-career artists to its permanent collection, including works by well-known artists Shinique Smith and Ellen Lesperance, as well as pieces from local artists.

In June, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., made an important acquisition.

A petitioner has abandoned claims filed with the Commissioner of the New York State Department of Education challenging the sale of Jackson Pollock’s “Red Composition,” which realized $13 million.