Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery

Check our this feature on our good friend, colleague, and guest curator for the 2020 exhibition The Radical Collage: Afrosurrealism and the Repurposed Fabrication of Black Bodies, Evan Starling-Davis!!

Join us November 21 for a virtual afternoon with independent curator Evan Sterling-Davis and New York City based-artist Ivan Forde!

Don’t miss the final Art@Home conversation between Syracuse University Art Museum Director Vanja Malloy and contemporary artist and Syracuse University alumna Deborah Roberts G’14 tomorrow (8/20) at 4pm EST! Please note, registration is required, please see event details for the link to register!

Join in TODAY at 4pm EST as Syracuse University Museum Studies assistant professor and printmaker Andrew Saluti talks with painter and Syracuse University Alumni Jave Yoshimoto! Late to RSVP? Check the event for the direct zoom link!

Don't miss a conversation between Syracuse University Art Museum director Vanja Malloy and artist Helen Zughaib in the first of a series of exciting conversations with contemporary artists and alumni of Syracuse University. Presented in collaboration with VPA - Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts and SU in NYC, this series of artist talks will address stimulating issues in culture today, including how the current events of today, including the COVID-19 pandemic, has affected their artistic practice.

The Louise & Bernard Palitz Gallery believes we must do all we can to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our community in order to continue to serve as a safe haven for our staff, visitors, and artwork alike. In order to protect the well-being of our staff and visitors, and following guidance from local, state, and federal authorities regarding measures that best promote public health, the Palitz Gallery will temporarily close to the public. We will suspend access th...e galleries, including our main campus venue, the Syracuse University Art Galleries, beginning at 5 pm, Monday March 16. The facilities will remain closed through Monday, March 30, 2020, at the earliest. We will continue to monitor developments with COVID-19 and regularly reassess this temporary closure. See more

On View: February 3 April 9, 2020 Presuppose that beyond this visible world, there is an invisible world striving to manifest, and it is our job to uncover it. Scott D. Miller The Radical Collage: Afrosurrealism and the Repurposed Fabrication of Black Bodies is a political exhibition, by nature, seeking to reinvest itself within the uncanny depictions of Black bodies residing in distant pasts and presents via the cultural aesthetic and liberatory framework of Afrosurrea...lism. Steered to cultivate an alternative perspective, the exhibition will explore notions of breaching consciousness via its contextualization within collage. Mirroring the selected artists, Ivan Forde and Suné Woods the curation of the exhibition utilizes a variety of methods and material which contribute to the inter-sectional navigation of narrative within sociopolitical issues surrounding the reality of being a Black body residing within our current society. Specifically focusing on the endured experiences and sensibilities of Black bodies, how do we cope with the trauma(s) induced by the modernization of the Black American? Is it through newfound skill at creating an entirely different world organically connected to the one in which we reside . . . or via the Black aesthetic in its actual contemporary lived life? Curated by Evan A. Starling-Davis and organized by the Community Folk Art Center

Suné Woods, All up in Your Messy Cloud, circa 2016. Courtesy of the Light Work Collection

Dear Students, Faculty, Staff, and friends of Syracuse University, We are writing to let you know that the CMAC - Coalition of Museum and Art Centers at Syracuse University stands with our students, and against bias and hate speech in all forms. We have institutionalized those goals in our strategic plan and state: We believe that we live in a society where all individuals and all artists do not yet have the same opportunities. In order to address those inequalities, it will... be the goal of the organizations within CMAC to equally represent and support artists of color, LGBTQ artists, artists with disabilities, and any other marginalized groups in all our programs. The CMAC facilities are safe spaces for everyone to share ideas, examine differences, and find common ground. We know that there are better days ahead, so please know that your friends in the arts stand by you as we work to make our world a better place. Syracuse University Art Galleries https://galleries.syr.edu/ Light Work https://www.lightwork.org/ Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery, Lubin House, NYC https://nyc.syr.edu/facilit/lubin-house/palitz-gallery.html Special Collections Research Center at Bird Library https://library.syr.edu/scrc/ Community Folk Art Center http://www.communityfolkartcenter.org/ The Point of Contact Gallery https://puntopoint.org/ Urban Video Project https://www.urbanvideoproject.com/ PAL Project https://palprojectsu.com/

What a night celebrating, sharing stories, and laughing with friends at the #LouisaChase gallery reception! Huge thanks to curator Andrew Saluti ‘99, G’09, and ...special guests Terrie Sultan ‘73 and Ted Holland ‘03 for an amazing evening. Hey, and have you #posedlikeLouisa yet? Don’t forget to tag us when you do @ Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery

Don’t forget! Gallery reception and special lecture featuring Syracuse University alumni Andrew Saluti, Terrie Sultan, and Ted Holland! TONIGHT from 6-8pm

Who says working in museums isn’t fun? Not our exhibitions crew! That’s a wrap installing ‘Kamikaze Curiosity: Louisa Chase Prints’ at the SU in NYC. Opens to the public Monday, Oct. 21 with a reception and special lecture Thurs., Oct. 24! ______________ #nyc #nycart #suart #SU_CMAC #louisachase #syracuse #syracuseu #syracuseuniversity #syracuseart #suartgalleries #louiseandbernardpalitzgallery #suinnyc #print #printmaking #contemporaryart #womenartist #painters #ifpdaprintfair2019 #ifpdaprintfair #LouiseBernardPalitzGallery

We can’t wait to share our new exhibition ‘Kamikaze Curiosity: Louisa Chase Prints’ with you all when it opens Monday, October 21!