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The SUArt Galleries at Syracuse University is thrilled to present a distinctive exhibition titled “Hidden Beauty: Exploring the Aesthetics of Medical Science”. This captivating exhibition, which runs until March 9th, features an exceptional collection of over 50 photographic images captured under microscopes by medical professionals. The collaborative effort between Dr. Christine Iacobuzio-Donahue from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Norman Barker from John Hopkins University challenges viewers to delve beyond conventional social constructs and appreciate the aesthetic dimensions of diseases.
Venue: Shaffer Art Building
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11am - 4:30pm; Thursdays until 8pm. The gallery remns closed on university holidays.
Reception Date: February 1st from 5-7 pm free admission and open to the public
Catalog Avlability: A comprehensive exhibition catalog is avlable in the Gallery Shop.
Medical images serve as critical diagnostic tools, conveying essential information about organ anatomy or lesion presence that signals disease. Scientific visuals also play a pivotal role in research studies, offering clear, visual representations of complex datasets or highlighting variations from experimental conditions that impact cellular behavior. However, they often go beyond just their informative value; these images are inherently visually appealing due to the vivid colors used for highlighting differences between normal and diseased tissues, as well as the patterns and shapes formed by such hues.
The “Hidden Beauty” exhibition has curated an impressive array of images that beautifully illustrate how, in disease, the precise organization seen in normal tissues is often lost, resulting in unique visual patterns that captivate. These visuals not only assist medical professionals but also offer beauty to anyone intrigued by the wonders of natural science and health.
The Syracuse University Department of Drama has unveiled its 202425 season calar, featuring a diverse array of productions designed to captivate both new and returning audiences. These include Pippin Oct. 11 – 20, Twelfth Night Nov. 15 – 23, and a co-produced adaptation of Rodgers Hammerstein’s Cinderella with additional performances scheduled from Nov. 22 through Jan. 5th.
Join in the festivities celebrating Latine Heritage Month, which runs officially between September 15 and October 15 each year. A series of events, including music nights, mocktl tastings, and more, will be held across the campus, offering opportunities for students, faculty, and community members to share experiences, cultures, and traditions.
The Breedlove Readers Book Club has partnered with the Syracuse University Art Museum to create a unique literary arts experience targeted at middle and high school girls in Central New York. This event promises an enriching journey through the pages of selected books alongside artistic discussions led by School of Education Professor Courtney...
Eduardo Kac, known for his pioneering work in bio art and coining the term bio art, will be a keynote speaker at this year’s Kashi and Kameshwar C. Wali Lecture in the Sciences and Engineering. This symposium explore the intersection of scientific principles with artistic installations, exhibitions, and performances.
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