Art
Exploring the mysterious 'Nuvolone'
An exhibition unique to the museum, “The Binghamton Nuvolone: Restoring an Object in Six Parts” focuses on the life of Max Eisenstein, the previous owner of the eponymous piece. Eisenstein was an...
Art
William Culverhouse charts a course for choral groups
Students stand shoulder to shoulder in a Fine Arts Building classroom. They raise their voices in unison, working together to achieve perfect harmony. They place their trust in the vision of a...
Art
Conjure' installation connects students with artist
“Every moment in life is an improvisation.” This was one of the key ideas for artist Samantha Parker Salazar’s “Conjure,” a single-object exhibition held at The Elsie B. Rosefsky Memorial Art Gallery...
Art
'The Broken Line': political commentary through art
Talk of borders has consumed recent political discourse, and with the display of the Binghamton University Art Museum’s recently acquired work “La Linea Quebrada/The Broken Line,” this conversation is extended into the...
Art
Unnatural Selection' show offers art for thought
Vestal, New York and the Galapagos Islands have more in common than meets the eye. In both locations, marine pollution is a major issue. Ben McLauchlin, a senior double-majoring in graphic design...
Art
Binghamton University Art Museum celebrates 50 years
The Binghamton University Art Museum opened its doors on Friday to students, faculty and the public for a gala reception in honor of the museum’s 50th anniversary. Complete with a black-tie optional...
Off-Campus Events
Binghamton is for artists
If you’re anything like me, you came to Binghamton University excited for your classes, the clubs you might join and, most importantly, the events where a Bearcat could kick back and maybe...
On-Campus Events
Library celebrates the 1960s
If you’re already in Glenn G. Bartle Library for finals week and looking for an escape from your studies, try traveling back to the 1960s through the library’s new exhibition, “Summer of...
Art
Museum shows postcards of tragedy
At first glance, a series of shelves showcasing photographs of young people with tea lights in front of them may seem like nothing more than a simple memorial for a tragedy. However,...