Everson Museum Of Art

So grateful for everyone who came out last night—longtime friends, museum supporters, and so many new faces. Making American Artists is such an exciting exhibition, and I couldn’t be prouder of the team at the Everson Museum Of Art for all the work that went into bringing it to life. If you weren’t there, you have to stop by soon and see it for yourself!

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I had the chance to sit down with Carrie Lazarus on NewsChannel 9 to talk about the Festival of Trees & Light at the Everson. This event has been such a huge effort, and while it’s been a lot of hard work, seeing it all come together has been so rewarding. I’m incredibly proud of my team for everything they’ve done to make this Festival happen, and I can’t thank our volunteers enough for their dedication—it truly wouldn’t be possible without them. This Festival is also one of the Everson’s most important fundraisers, supporting our exhibitions, educational programs, and outreach efforts all year long. The Festival is open through the end of this weekend, and I hope you’ll stop by to see all the magic we’ve created.

We are THRILLED to welcome The Everson Museum Of Art as our newest This is CNY partner for 2025! Set in its iconic I.M. Pei-designed building, The Everson Museum of Art is where art and community come together in Syracuse. We look forward to working together to share news of The Everson's upcoming exhibitions and programs for all ages, including family activities, artist talks, workshops and exclusive member events. Thank you to all of our terrific corporate and nonprofit partners for their support throughout 2024! ?? You can learn about them all here: https://lnkd.in/gdU-_Je2

We’re excited to share that Sascha Brastoff: California King has been featured in Hyperallergic! This article captures the glamour, creativity, and boldness of Brastoff’s life and work—a story that’s as captivating as the art itself. ? Explore the exhibition at the Everson, on view through December 29, and discover why this mid-century icon continues to inspire. ? Read the feature: https://lnkd.in/dsMVzh8f

A big thank you to our incredible sponsors who are helping make this year’s Festival of Trees & Light at the Everson a success! Your support allows us to bring joy to thousands and fund vital educational programs and community outreach initiatives. ? It’s not too late to join this amazing group of supporters! If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor, please reach out today—we’d love to have you on board.

Curious about the artists whose ceramics are used in our new café, Louise? Check out our latest Everson Blog series “From the Rosenfield Collection” where you can learn more about the collector and visionary behind the café, Louise Rosenfield, as well as potters like Lisa Orr and Beth Lo, whose work is being used by visitors who dine at the Everson. https://lnkd.in/d92b9r93

Did you know? Starting at the Fellow Member level, you get access to reciprocal benefits through the NARM and ROAM programs, including free admission to over 1,700 museums across North America! This map shows some of the incredible museums you’ll be able to explore—all as part of your Everson membership. ? And don’t forget, if you join or renew your membership in October, you’ll receive a limited-edition tote bag as a thank you! https://lnkd.in/eRBB8QSn

Join us on October 24 at 5:30pm for Final Edition - Talk and Tour: A special evening of art and conversation about the past and future of local news. Local newspapers in their heyday were more than just headlines, bra ads, and fish wrap. They were a community’s glue, providing a balanced source of information for the right, left, and middle, while shining a light on city, county, and state government. As print journalism has declined, the mission remains as vital as ever, but resources are stretched, and polarization has grown. We can’t go back—so what’s the best way forward? In conjunction with Final Edition, Tim Atseff’s thought-provoking exhibition on the decline of local newspapers, join us for a powerful in-person discussion on the future of local journalism. Tim, along with local news experts, will explore how digital and social media, commercial, and nonprofit initiatives are working to rebuild local news and community in Syracuse and beyond. Panelists include: ?Timothy Atseff, Artist ?Tim Kennedy, Regional President, Advance Local ?Maximilian Eyle, Executive Director, Central Current ?Joshua Darr, Associate Professor, Newhouse School of Communications Moderated by journalist Margaret Talev of Syracuse University’s Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship (IDJC), this discussion will tackle the ongoing challenges and opportunities for local news today. After the panel, stay for a special guided tour of Final Edition with Tim Atseff, diving deeper into his exploration of local newspapers and their place in our communities. Admission: Pay what you wish; no RSVP required

Join or renew your membership at the Everson today and receive our limited-edition tote bag, available only through the month of October! As a member, you’ll enjoy amazing perks like free year-round admission, discounts at Louise, our new café and the Museum Shop, priority access to classes, and exclusive invites to members-only events. Your membership also helps support our exhibitions, educational programs, and outreach efforts, making a meaningful impact on the arts in Central New York. Don’t miss out on this special offer—sign up or renew your membership today! https://lnkd.in/eRBB8QSn