EventsAll events are free and open to the public. |
Painted Exchanges: Artists and Paintmakers 1968-76 |
Two evenings dedicated to the work of Krzysztof Wodiczko Screening of "The Art of Un-War" followed by a Q&A with director Maria Niro Artist’s talk |
Music performance In conjunction with the "Painted Exchanges” exhibition, join us for a performance of original musical compositions inspired by paintings on view and written by students of Daniel Thomas Davis’ Introduction to Music Composition course (MUS 331). |
Leonard Bocour: A Legacy of Generosity |
Momenta @ the Museum |
Sasha Stiles: A poetry reading & book signing What does it mean to be human in a nearly post-human era? This program is in conjunction
with the exhibition of work at the Rosefsky Gallery. Poet and artist, Sasha Stiles,
will give a poetry reading & sign her book, Technelegy. In collaboration with the Creative Writing Program, the Department of Art & Design.
Support provided by a Material and Visual Worlds TAE Seed Grant. |
Artist Materials: Balancing creativity and technological limitations This brief overview by a paintmaker describes how artists have pushed the limitations of available materials, used new techniques to work at the margins of material capabilities, and embraced new technologies — for better or for worse. |
Total Eclipse of the Art: A pop-up exhibition celebrating celestial bodies In recognition with the 2024 total solar eclipse on April 8, the Binghamton University Art Museum highlights works from the permanent collection that focus on the sun, the moon, and the stars across centuries and continents. |
The Light in the Piazza The Light in the Piazza is a musical set in Italy during the 1950's and is a tale of romance and a mother's struggle to protect her daughter or set her free. This is a collaborative, interactive, site-specific performance. Tickets available at the Anderson Center Box Office in person or online. |
Hammons/TikTok Workshop This workshop uses David Hammons’ Phat Free as inspiration to investigate ways that TikTok can be used in art practice and storytelling. The workshop will be led by Theresa Kadish (@teiresiaskadish) and will involve a TikTok takeover of the BUAM account by workshop participants. |
Black Women and Creativity in the 1960s and 1970s/BUAM Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon This edit-a-thon will contribute to the Wikipedia pages of some of the Black artists in the Binghamton University Art Museum's collections: Sherman Beck, Loretta Pettway Bennett, Latoya Hobbs, Howardena Pindell, Alison Saar, and Ed Wilson. |
Family Day @ BUAM |
Creative Writing & Music: Word of Mouth In this third annual collaboration between the Binghamton University Music Department
and Creative Writing Program, composers, writers and performers create genre-defying
compositions that celebrate poetry, music and the singing voice. |
Beyond the Field In Plain Sight: BUAM Artist-in-Residence Program Reception Open In this pop-up exhibition, the students have created work that finds its lens and inspiration in Hammons' wit, sarcasm, compassion, and complex practices, but their work moves beyond these elements to engage questions of identity, culture, ritual, and artmaking. Bus service from BU to Spool is available via BC 15 and OCC WS routes. Support for these projects was generously provided by Art Bridges. |
School of the Arts Student Showcase: A Three-Day Festival of the Arts Binghamton University Art Museum Intern Showcase Presentations by art history students |