Digital Projects

Spotlight Digital Projects

Explore America through Art, 1917-1945
Explore America through Art, 1917-1945

Exploring America through Art, 1917–1945

This digital project highlights American works of art created in the years between World War I and II, roughly 1919–1945.

Exploring America Through Art, 1917-1945


B&W punk screen print
Now form a band: A punk exhibition in 3 chords
Now form a band: A punk exhibition in 3 chords

Organized by Claire Kovacs. Generous support provided by Art Bridges.

To view the ongoing, online archive of the histories of punk rock in Binghamton, NY, hosted by the Binghamton University Art Museum, click here.


Digital Exhibition
Digital Exhibition
Ed Wilson: The Sculptor as Afro-Humanist

The exhibition is the first retrospective of this under-recognized American artist in over fifty years. Ed Wilson (1925–1996) was a longtime member of the studio faculty at Binghamton University.

Ed Wilson: The Sculptor as Afro-Humanist


Video Presentation
Video Presentation

A Confluence Convening

View local scholars and community activists discuss how the American landscape has been seen and utilized, and how its past might inspire a more equitable future.

A Confluence Convening

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Explore Digital Exhibitions and projects
Explore Digital Exhibitions and Projects


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