Everson Museum of Art

In 1968 when the Everson Museum of Art opened its present quarters - a building designed by internationally-acclaimed architect I. M. Peiit - it was called "a work of art for works of art." Nearly three decades later, as the Everson celebrates its 100th anniversary, the museum is more than just a "work of art." It has assumed a vital role in the reinvigoration of downtown Syracuse through artistic programs designed to maximize community involvement. Today, the museum's permanent collection also includes works by Charles Burchfield, Morris Louis, Helen Frankenthaler, Michael Tracy, Nancy Spero, and Barbara Kruger in addition to one of the first video art collections established in the United States.

Location: 401 Harrison Street, Syracuse New York Telephone 315-474-6064

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