Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery

09/10/2022

Exciting news! The current exhibtion, “Reckonings: American Art and the Slow Violence of Climate Change” is extended by a week! This gives you a few more days to catch this exhibition curated by Art & Music Histories, Syracuse University graduate students under the direction of Associate Professor Sascha Scott.

This timely exhibition reckons with the visual, economic, and political forces that have contributed to slow violence in the United States, which has been driven by capitalism and disproportionately effects the poor and disempowered.

05/17/2022

We are hiring a Museum Registrar to join our main Syracuse University campus location at the Art Museum!

The Museum Registrar at the Syracuse University Art Museum performs and manages essential museum-related collections and management tasks, managing over 45,000 collection objects, maintaining records for the collection and overseeing care, storage, and movement of collection. The registrar assists w...

05/02/2022

Now on view!

"Reckonings: American Art and the Slow Violence of Climate Change" offers a critical look at how U.S. artists have pictured the relationship between humans and the environment.

Curated by incoming M.A. students in Art & Music Histories, Syracuse University and under the direction of Associate Professor Sascha Scott, this timely exhibition reckons with the visual, economic, and political forces that have contributed to slow violence in the United States, which has been driven by capitalism and disproportionately effects the poor and disempowered.

03/12/2022

We are thrilled to announce the extension of “Morton Kaish: A Print Retrospective,” on view now through April 22!

Not only do you have more time to visit this show exploring 70 years of printmaking, but we are also adding dynamic programs throughout the last month of its display!

Photos by Peter Jakubowski.

11/12/2021

Did you know that our current artist on display, Morton Kaish, is one we honor on this ?

When Kaish turned 18, he enlisted in the U.S. Maritime Service and put his studies at Syracuse University on hold in order to serve in World War II. His first post was as base artist at the Sheepshead Bay Maritime Training Center, where Kaish painted officers' portraits.

View his over 70 years of artwork on display now at the Palitz Gallery in SU in NYC

11/02/2021

Celebrating the print career of Syracuse University VPA Syracuse University Alumni Morton Kaish'49, this exhibition features work from his time as a student at SU to his current work today, covering over seven decades of creative output!

The Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery at Syracuse University’s Lubin House presents “Morton Kaish: A Print Retrospective,” on view beginning Nov. 8. Organized by Vanja Malloy, director and chief curator of the museum and Morton Kaish ’49, the retrospective presents an overview of Kaish’s e...

10/19/2021

Currently on view, this exhibition highlights original prints by American artist Boris Margo. From early on, Margo had an innate impulse to recycle various materials to create artworks. The result of this curiosity was the invention of the cellocut process, a versatile medium that permits considerable freedom in one’s use of color and forms in their creations. A difficult medium to handle convincingly, this technique has proven to be challenging for many, resulting in only a few masters of the cellocut, including Margo and his wife, artist Jan Gelb.

10/07/2021

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friends, stop by SU in NYC for an Open House where you can view the newest exhibition on printmaker Boris Margo!!

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09/18/2021

Happy Saturday and happy installation day from us at the Palitz Gallery in SU in NYC!

We are thrilled to be back in the city after a loooong 19 months gap🤗

Make sure to keep your eye on this space as it transforms this weekend back into an exhibition with the presentation of ‘Boris Margo: The Cellocut and Use of Plastics” curated by Emma Geiler G’18 and on view September 21!