Join Associate Professor Sascha Scott and guest student curators as they discuss the current exhibition (Re)Action: Art, Politics, and Social Critique in the United States

The Department of Art and Music Histories in the College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to welcome Nina Eidsheim professor of musicology at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music. Nina is also the…

The Department of Art and Music Histories in the College of Arts and Sciences welcomes Cori Wegener, Director, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative for a virtual talk. The Smithsonian has always…

Join graduating Carrying the Thick Present exhibiting artists and College of Visual and Performing Artist MFA Studio Arts candidates Matthew Apol, and Ayesha Rumi, and Cady Spencer for an artist…

Did women have a Renaissance? The answer is a resounding yes, but only relatively recently have scholars begun to explore in depth the relationship between women and the visual culture of the Italian…

Focusing on women and erotic mythology in Renaissance art, Dr. Sheila Barker (Medici Archive Project) draws from an essay she wrote for a forthcoming catalogue for “Mythological Passions: From…

This exhibition draws from the Syracuse University Art Museum’s rich collection of art that critically engages with social and political issues. Over the last several years, protest movements like…

The exhibition focuses on the portrayal of children in world art over the centuries, ranging from their depiction in seventeenth-century Dutch prints, to nineteenth-century Japanese photographs, to…

Dympna Callaghan, the William Safire Professor of Modern Letters and University Professor in the Department of English and professor Amanda Eubanks Winkler from the Department of Art and Music…

Come explore the world of tea with Romita Ray, associate professor of art history in the Department of Art and Music Histories in the College of Arts and Sciences. What did the tea table look like in…

The Department of African American Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences is delighted to announce that multiple Grammy award-winning drummer, producer, educator, and Founder and Artistic…

Join Department of Art and Music Histories graduate students Kathryn Hill G’21 and Tyler Valera G’21, curators of the virtual exhibition “Looking Back, Looking Forward: American…

Join Department of Art and Music Histories graduate student Mary Bedell G’21, curator of the virtual exhibition As They Were: Berenice Abbott’s Queer Parisian Portraiture, 1921- 1929, for a…

January can bring gray, bitter cold days and long, chilly nights, so it’s no surprise that it’s National Hot Tea Month! Learn about the history of tea and explore its variety of leaves, health…

You are cordially invited to the 34th Annual Syracuse University Florence Graduate Symposium. Register for the virtual event. Program: Introductions Session I: The Sacred and the Secular in…

Join four Indian artists representing various aspects of the artist community discuss the effects of COVID-19 on Mithila Art, both artistically and financially for the future of a community that…

Join Kate Hill G’21, collections assistant and co-curator of the exhibition Being Human: Portraits from the Permanent Collection, as she examines the combination of three works an highlights a…

George Bent, the Sidney Gause Childress Professor in the Arts at Washington & Lee University will deliver a Zoom lecture on “Florence as it Was: Digital Art History in a COVID World.”…

Emily Francisco (M.A. ’17), an alumna of the Department of Art & Music Histories in the College of Arts and Sciences will lead a “virtual tour” of the National Gallery of Art in…

Romita Ray, associate professor of art history in the Department of Art & Music Histories joins internationally-acclaimed artist Rina Banerjee  and Rakhi Sarkar, Director, Centre for…