The SBU Origami Club collaborated with students, the Health Sciences Library and the Campus Beautification Committee to showcase art in the HSC Library.
Showcasing SBU’s strength, prominence and impact in the sciences as well as the arts, the university’s semiannual Art Crawl tradition put the ‘A’ into STEAM.
For 50 years, the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, located in the Staller Center for the Arts, has brought experimental and contemporary art to Stony Brook's campus.
Stony Brook University celebrates Native American Heritage Month on November 12, with a panel discussion by Native American and Indigenous Studies faculty.
Director and Curator Karen Levitov has guided the Zuccaire Gallery's vision, combining creative innovation with a commitment to education and social relevance.
The Arts Everywhere: Showcasing Transformation from Chemistry to Art exhibition, part of the College of Arts and Sciences Arts Everywhere Initiative, invites student artists to reflect on chemistry, not just as a...
Visiting artists Adele Todd and Dean Arlen discussed their collaborative project, The Room, at the end of their 12-day residency at Stony Brook University.
SB Matters has a Q&A with alumnus Jeremy Dennis '13, who guest-curated an exhibition at Zuccaire Gallery featuring 26 Indigenous artists from around the country
The fourth iteration of “STEM+Art=STEAM” showcased the intersection of art and science, and was the first one to take place at Stony Brook University Hospital
“Flows of Reflectivity,” an art gallery exhibition at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, features photos of glacial landscapes and colorful sceneries.