The Making It! series continues with guest Valeria Rachel Herrera, a Mexican American artist, architect, educator, and activist exploring print, space, and architecture. Join us Feb. 26th at 7 PM, Marano Campus Center, room 132. Free & open to all.
25.02.2026 00:15 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0“She Is on Her Way” at the Tyler Art Gallery explores femininity across identities, women, men, trans, and non-binary, through an intersectional lens. Featuring work by Quinn Alexandria Hunter, Robin Tobias, Mads Leach, and John Michael Byrd. Free & open through Feb. 26.
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We’re excited to welcome back the Making It! series. Our first visiting artists is Janet Ballweg, who uses everyday objects to explore expectations within human relationships.
Join us on 2/19 at 7PM via Zoom. Free and open to all. Link in bio.
Happy Valentine's Day to all of the arts lovers out there!
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This flyer features an image of Dasha Kelly Hamilton, a black woman with chin-length hair wearing a red top. In front of her is a red, white, and blue cake that says "Makin' Cake" in frosting. The background is red, and the title of the performance, "Makin' Cake" is written at the top.
Slice into American history, culture, race, and class with Dasha Kelly Hamilton's Makin' Cake at SUNY Oswego on Wednesday, March 11th, at 7PM!
This a free, ticketed event. Open to all. Reserve your spot through the link in bio.
Say hello to Keely, our new social media intern! She’ll be sharing all things fun, creative, and exciting this semester, so stay tuned to hear more about upcoming arts events happening at SUNY Oswego!
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Tomorrow, 2/4, join Tyler Art Gallery for a reception celebrating the opening of "She is on Her Way" from 5-7PM!
Featured artists include Quinn Alexandria Hunter, Robin Tobias, Mads Leach, and John Michael Byrd.
She is on Her Way will be on view through 2/26. Free and open to all.
Missed your chance to apply for our Artist-in-Residence program? Don't worry - the deadline has been extended!
Link in bio for more info!
A black and white image of a dancer against a plain black background. Gold wording on the image announces the open call for SUNY Oswego's Artist-in-Residence Program for Spring 2027. The application deadline of January 5th, 2026 is also included.
Big news - applications for our Artist-in-Residence program are open!
We're searching for a dance artist to join us for the Spring 2027 semester. Areas of focus may include dance composition and/or performance in the form of hip hop, contemporary, jazz, world and/or cultural forms. Link in bio!
The Living Writers Series comes to a close this Wednesday with a visit from Cheri Johnson! Join us in the MCC Auditorium (Room 132) on 11/19, to hear Cheri discuss her life and her work! Living Writers Series will end with Cheri's visit, so don't miss out on the final guest of the year!
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Curious about what happens behind the scenes of a SUNY Oswego Theatre production? Join the stage management crew of The Grown Ups for an exclusive look at their upcoming show!
Opening night is less than a week away - link in bio for tickets. We are so excited to see this show come to life!
The next guest of the Living Writers Series may look familiar. It's SUNY Oswego faculty member Albert Abonado!
Join us in the Marano Campus Center Auditorium (Room 132) on 11/10 from 3-4:20 pm to hear Albert discuss his life and his work! Link in bio for more.
Following camp counselors trying to mold the leaders of tomorrow when tomorrow looks bleak, The Grown Ups explores the traditions that change us, how we change them, and how to change yourself when you’re hopelessly, tragically not prepared for this.
Link in bio for tickets.
There's nothing quite like SUNY Oswego in the fall 💛 💚
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Whether you’re a first-time poet or a seasoned wordsmith, the English & Creative Writing Department's Poetry Slam on 11/4 is your time to shine! Poetry slams are loud, vibrant events where audience members are encouraged to interact with the performance. To participate, visit the link in bio.
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We are so excited to spotlight Monday's guest for the Living Writers Series!
Join us on Zoom on 10/27 from 3-4:20 pm to hear Shannon discuss her life and her work! Living Writers Series will be over before you know it, so don't miss out on hearing from these authors while you can. Link in bio.
On 10/29, join the Civic Discourse Series for a conversation about Arts, Culture & American Democracy. Moderated by Lowell Hutcheson (Arts Programming), with Davana Robedee (Tyler Art Gallery), Laura Donnelly, Michael Raicht (English & Creative Writing) & Danielle Hodgins (Theatre). Link in bio.
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All That Remains, Tyler Art Gallery's newest exhibition, features artwork by SUNY Oswego faculty Peter Cardone & Christopher McEvoy. While each artist explores themes of slippage, memories, & the push pull of reality, their artworks engage these concepts in different ways. On view through 11/14.
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Yesterday was National Bosses Day, but every day is an excuse to show appreciation for the ones who help us understand.
Thank you to all the bosses out there, on campus and off campus, that show up and do their best to keep things running, even when they get a little chaotic!
SUNY Oswego students sit together in a row, each playing a different instrument.
Don’t miss the Music Department's Family & Friends Concert this Saturday, 10/18! Catch our amazing campus music ensembles performing live at 11:30AM in the newly renovated Hewitt Hall Ballroom. This concert is free and open to all, so bring your family, bring your friends, or just bring yourself!
16.10.2025 22:10 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0The Paza Experience, a cultural performance led by Delwin Fiddler Jr. and Dr. Samora Smith, includes Native American flute and drums, as well as traditional and modern songs with a full historical explanation and demonstration of men’s and women’s traditional dances. Link in bio for more.
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Monday's Living Writers Series author is a familiar face who is returning to campus from sabbatical to speak: SUNY Oswego professor Soma Mei Sheng Frazier! “Off the Books” earned rave reviews from The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Publishers Weekly and others, so don't miss out!
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Did you grow up watching classics like The Land Before Time, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, Gotta Kick It Up!, or Smart House? Stu Krieger, the man who wrote your childhood, will be on campus as the next Living Writers Series guest on Monday, October 6th at 3PM.
02.10.2025 22:45 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Based on the true story of 19th-century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt, Silent Sky explores a woman’s place in society during a time of immense scientific discoveries, when women’s ideas were dismissed until men claimed credit for them. More info and tickets through the link in bio.
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An indigenous person stands with their back to the camera facing a body of water and tall, green grass. They are wearing colorful traditional clothing that includes a jacket and a hat. Their arms are outstretched, and they hold a wooden flute in their right hand.
Do you know the stories of the land you stand on? On 10/28, The Paza Experience brings them to life through a unique Native American cultural performance, connecting history, culture, song, and dance. Link in bio for more.
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The three members of Villalobos Brothers stand together in a line with a wall of bookshelves behind them. They each hold a colorful violin in their hands and are wearing all black.
Last call for tickets! The Villalobos Brothers perform tomorrow, September 19th at 7PM. If you don't have your tickets yet, use the link in bio to reserve them now while you still can! Students, remember that tickets are always free for you.
See you there!
The words "Living Writers Series: Sara Borjas, Monday, September 15" appear at the top of the image in yellow. The black and white cover of Sara's book "Heart Like a Window, Mouth Like a Cliff" appears as if displayed on an e-reading device. The background is dark purple.
A quote from the author that speaks to the theme of home. It reads: I'm learning in my poems that home is both reflection and entrance—a place where identity and belonging are formed, challenged, and redefined. Home is also both a birthplace and an archive and I realize I'm walking through my mother's wounds and my parents' childhoods as I live—they're actually my first house.
This image displays Sara's headshot, ARTSwego's purple, yellow, and orange logo, along with a list of details about the event that can also be found in the caption.
The next guest speaker in the Living Writers Series? Poet Sara Borjas!
Hear Sara share valuable insights about her life, her work, and what home means to her on Monday, September 15th from 3-4:20PM in the Marano Campus Center Auditorium. This event is free and open to all! Link in bio for more.
Mark your calendars - Villalobos Brothers will be here in 2 weeks! Don’t miss out on this amazing performance from a Grammy Award-winning family of musicians. Grab your tickets now through the link in bio, and we’ll see you in Waterman Theater on 9/19 at 7pm!
PS - tickets are free for students!
Quick staffing update! We're excited to welcome Alex Teitelbaum to the ARTSwego team for the semester. Alex will be part of the brains behind the content and promotions you see on our social media and around campus.
We're excited see the amazing things she does this fall!
Coming to Tyler Art Gallery: Rhino World Order, featuring artwork by Richard Tomasello! Inspired by the 1959 play "Rhinoceros," this exhibition uses the image of the Rhinoceros to explore the artist's experiences with mob mentality, toxic masculinity, & more
On view: 9/2 - 10/8
Opening: 9/5, 6-7pm
