The Times Union featured the upcoming Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Art + Feminism 2021, a virtual event co-sponsored by the Information Literacy Department of the University Libraries on Monday, March 29 from 2:30 – 4:30 p.m. Register. More information

Critic Noor Brara writes in A Group Exhibition in Upstate New York Examines Black Excellence in an Imperfect World, "in distinct and innovative ways, all three artists bring visual tropes and signifiers long associated with Black American life and identity under the microscope, juxtaposing joy and hardship in glimmering snapshots of day-to-day life." more...

In UAlbany exhibit on race continues the dialogue, critic Patrick Tine writes, "It’s no use pretending that any of our glowing glass screens are worthy substitutes for the airy 9,000 square feet of the gallery but the show comes together largely because of the curatorial canniness of the selections and the timeless immediacy of the work." more...

We are delighted to share our new digital version of the University Art Museum's 2020 Year in Review. More than ever, we are grateful to our friends and supporters whose generosity allows us to continue our work at the Museum. more info...

While the Museum is in the process of reopening we invite you to explore a series of interactive Power Point presentations designed as self-directed resources for faculty and accessible to the campus community and general public. Selected topics include visual literacy, artist activism, social unrest, the intersection of art and literature, a behind the scenes look at the University Fine Arts Collections, and more. More...

The ARTISTS OUT LOUD! online exhibition series looks back on past University Art Museum’s exhibiting artists whose work foregrounds issues of race, subjectivity, community, and social unrest. More...

Faculty and scholar presentations for the University Art Museum’s Art, Women, Race, and Class Reading Group are available to study and share. More info...

The highly coveted Andy Warhol Foundation grants focus on serving the needs of artists by funding the institutions that support them. More...