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“To Understand and To Be Understood” was inspired by #NotAgainSU protests and wanted to provide more visibility for Asian Americans. The artwork emphasizes 1960s and ‘70s art.
The SU Art Museum displays its latest exhibit, ‘The Art of Peter B. Jones,’ curated by a team of Indigenous undergraduate and graduate students.
Museum displays can paint a misleading and insulting picture of cultures through outdated information or dioramas, such as those that show primitive Native Americans. Central New York's Haudenosaunee say if they or others are allowed to create exhibits about their own culture, they'll be more accurate and up to date.
A $10,000 Humanities New York Action grant will be used to present the work of a globally known Onondaga Nation ceramic artist to expand awareness of the Haudenosaunee people and culture through a new art exhibition at the Syracuse University...
After transforming SU Art Museum over 34 years, David Prince set to retire Daily Orange File Photo While working as SU Art Museum’s curator for 34 years, David Prince also had opportunities to teach and work with SU undergraduate and graduate students to improve their curating skills and knowledge. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. After serving for 34 years as curator of the Syracuse University Art Museum, one of the moments David Prince is most proud of is when he tu...