Upcoming Events
Natalie Christensen
Artist Talk and Reception
The Deconstructed Self Exhibit on view August 20 - October 3, 2025.
Artist Talk on September 3, 2025, at 2pm, followed by a reception at 4pm until 6pm.
Natalie Christensen is an artist based in Santa Fe New Mexico. Her 25 year experience as a psychotherapist strongly influences her work, which seeks the transcendent in seemingly ordinary spaces. Her artist talk will include an interactive workshop reflecting on the intersection between our inner and outer spaces.
DREAM Center Symposium - Call for papers!
The DREAM center will host a symposium at SUNY Polytechnic on April 3 2026 to address the cultural shift that is occurring in the way we use digital technologies, with the advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and Large Language Models (LLM), which is akin to the cultural shift from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0. What are the societal consequences of this technology? How is creativity and communication affected? Generative AI and LLMs provide a case study for how we deal with new technologies, as creators and as educators.
We invite abstracts for papers, which will have the potential to be included in a special edited book that will address the intersection of art, technology, and society. This book is intended to examine the role of the arts in the 21st century in education and in society at large as new technologies become integrated into our cultural norms.
We are interested in the following topics and themes, explored across any of the three buckets of academia (research, teaching, or service):
- Innovative approaches to education that integrate interdisciplinary methods from the arts into STEM, humanities, and general education.
- Transition to a world with AI: strategies for using (or resisting) AI. What are ways in which we can use it ethically and creatively?
- Other ideas welcome.
To learn more and submit an application, please see our detailed call for papers.
Calls for student participation!
We need your artwork!
Do you have art you want to share? Submit to the Gannett Gallery Drop Box for a chance to show your work in the glass case displays that are located just outside our gallery, in the B wing of Kunsela Hall. Digital pieces can be submitted here, while physical art can be left at the physical Drop Box located near the Gannett Gallery in Kunsela Hall.
The theme this semester is "Reflections". Interpret this any way you would like.
Hispanic Heritage Month
We want your art for Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 - October 15. Please submit your work here.
Gannett Gallery Logo Design Competition
The Gannett Gallery is looking for a new logo. We are organizing a competition open to undergraduate students only. Stay tuned for more news!