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09/02/2026

Join Tyler Art Gallery for the opening of Dialogues Across Time, a two-person exhibition featuring the work of Juan Perdiguero and Marc Hungerbühler. The exhibition traces each artist's evolution through key works selected to illuminate their individual trajectories and unexpected points of convergence.

Perdiguero's lifelike renderings of figures and animals stand in sharp contrast to Hungerbühler's organic abstraction. Still, both artists circle the same essential concepts: control and surrender, permanence and impermanence, the tension between what endures and what dissolves.

Stop by Tyler Art Gallery on Friday, September 4th between 5 and 7PM to celebrate the opening of this incredible exhibition and hear from the artists in an engaging panel discussion.

Be sure to also visit the White Box Gallery in Hewitt Hall, where Hungerbühler will be showing a two-channel immersive video installation.

This exhibition and opening reception are free and open to all. See you there!

08/27/2026

Meet Erin Layton, the writer and performer behind the one-woman play Magdalen, coming to campus on September 17th.

Based in Brooklyn, she is an award-winning solo performing artist, producer, and published playwright. Erin’s previous acting credits include the two person adaptation of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe (Off-Broadway Alliance Nominee), Let Us Go Then, You and I (Undergroundzero Theatre Festival), and Weird Sisters (East Third Ensemble), among others.

Magdalen, Erin's first full-length play and solo performance, was published by Indie Theatre Now, presented at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and shortlisted for an Amnesty International Award. It has previously been presented at The Kumble Theater, the New York City Irish Center, Lehman College, and Hofstra University, among others.

Grab your tickets now through the link below to see Erin on stage Thursday, September 17th at 7PM in Waterman Theatre.

https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/64514929/magdalen-oswego-waterman-theatre

Performance still photo by Derek Reed.

08/23/2026

Some histories are hidden. Some voices are silenced. But some stories demand to be heard.

On September 17, Magdalen brings a largely unknown chapter of Ireland’s history to the stage at SUNY Oswego.

Written and performed by Erin Layton, this one-woman play transports us to an abandoned Magdalene Laundry in present-day Dublin, where the voices of its past begin to emerge: a young “penitent” washer-woman, a parish priest, the Reverend Mother.

Inspired by the true stories of the women and girls who labored in one of Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries, Magdalen confronts a painful history of shame, silence, faith, power, and survival.

We cannot change what happened. But we can listen. We can remember. And we can bear witness.

08/19/2026

Announcing our 2026-2027 Performing Arts Series!

The series will kick off with Magdalen, a layered, one-woman play inspired by the true stories of the women and girls who labored in one of Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries, exploring a shameful and largely unknown period of a history. In November, we'll welcome Kings Return, a dynamic four-piece vocal group who take pride in crafting a diverse yet supremely cohesive a ca****la sound, mixing R&B, gospel, jazz, and bright bursts of pop. In February, we'll welcome Jody Sperling/Time Lapse Dance, a dance company that merges science and art to explore our relationship with the environment and to advocate for climate justice and a more equitable future. The season will close with Liminal Blue, an site-specific animation about Lake Ontario created by transdisciplinary artist Isabel Beavers. The animation will be projected onto a waterscreen on Glimmerglass Lagoon during the month of April.

We are so thrilled to bring these incredible artists to campus this year! Use the link below for more details and to reserve your tickets.

https://ww1.oswego.edu/artswego/artswego-events

Full list of dates:
Magdalen - September 17th, 7PM
Kings Return - November 5th, 7PM
Jody Sperling/Time Lapse Dance - February 25th, 7PM
Liminal Blue Animation by Isabel Beavers - On view April 2nd - April 30th, 7:30PM-10PM daily

08/13/2026

This bright yellow sculpture on SUNY Oswego's Campus is hard to miss, but have you ever stopped to really look at it?

Spend a little time getting to know Manuel by Walter Early. This welded steel sculpture, created in 2021, is currently on view outside of Marano Campus Center as part of the Outdoor Sculpture Initiative.

Curious to learn more about Manuel and the other sculptures on campus? Visit the link below!

https://ww1.oswego.edu/tyler-art-gallery/outdoor-sculpture-initiative

07/21/2026

Took our logo on a little summer stroll around campus!

07/02/2026

Take a minute to explore Tower by Monica Franciscus! You've probably noticed this massive sculpture outside of Marano Campus Center, but have you ever stopped to look at it more closely?

Find more information about Tower and all of the works on view as part of the Outdoor Sculpture Initiative through the link below.

https://ww1.oswego.edu/tyler-art-gallery/outdoor-sculpture-initiative

06/22/2026

Currently on view at the Everson Museum of Art, SUNY Oswego Professor Renqian Yang's exhibition Neither Here nor Elsewhere is an exploration of duality through intricate ceramic forms. She brings together personal and collective histories, organic and urban forms, and local and universal experiences, exploring how emotions endure and connect people across cultures, places, and time.

Be sure to stop by the Everson before August 16th to explore this incredible exhibition! Want to dig deeper? Join Renqian for a gallery talk this Wednesday, June 24th from 12PM - 1PM at the museum. Museum admission will be pay-what-you-wish; more info through the link below. We'll see you there!

https://everson.org/connect/cny-artist-initiative-gallery-talk-with-renqian-yang/

05/21/2026

For ARTSwego Director Lowell Hutcheson, inspiration is all around. Her practice is shaped by the Lake Ontario's erosion patterns, sediment layers, and shifting shorelines. No two pieces are alike — each one carries the quiet variation found in nature.

As part of The Ceramic School's Clay Camp 2026, she'll be leading a virtual workshop that teaches you how to draw inspiration from nature to create intricate, organic textured surfaces that embrace imperfection and variation. Join Lowell on Sunday, May 31st at 9AM. Registration info can be found through the link below.

https://ceramic.school/clay-camp-may-2026/

05/17/2026

Thank you everyone for such an amazing semester! A huge shoutout to all of the artists we had the honor of hosting and to everyone who attended performances and workshops. We're already looking forward to next semester!

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