NOW ON VIEW
AT THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES:

EMILIO SANCHEZ: NO WAY HOME
Images of the Caribbean and New York City
December 1- March 18, 2012

No Way Home features a selection of 25 paintings, watercolors, drawings and prints drawn from the recently acquired collection of work by Cuban American artist Emilio Sanchez (1921-1999). Best known for his brightly colored, strongly shadowed images of Caribbean and New York City architecture, this exhibition reveals the artist's ongoing interest in repetitive patterns.


NOW ON VIEW
AT THE LOUISE AND BERNARD PALITZ GALLERY
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LUBIN HOUSE, NYC

NOW ON VIEW
AT THE LOUISE AND BERNARD PALITZ GALLERY
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LUBIN HOUSE, NYC

Keliy Anderson-Staley
[hyphen] Americans


Kevin, 2010

December 15, 2011 - February 9, 2012
closed December 24 through January 2 for the holidays

For more information:
lubinhouse.syr.edu or (212) 826-0320

(hyphen) Americans features stunning tintype portraits created by photographer Keliy Anderson-Staley. The exhibition title speaks to the multicultural character of American identities. For the most part, the portraits are individuals from the broader Syracuse community photographed during Anderson-Staley's Light Work residency in 2010. This collection of tintypes, numbering more than 100, is thus as much a portrait of a diverse community as it is a series of individual portraits.

This exhibition is part of Syracuse Symposium™. Syracuse Symposium™ is presented by the Syracuse University Humanities Center for the College of Arts and Sciences, with a 2011 theme of Identity.