Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery Archives

“History is curated” at the Zuccaire Gallery

Sydney RiddleArts Fine ArtDecember 8, 2021

The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery debuted its latest exhibition, “Printing Solidarity: Tricontinental Graphics from Cuba” on Dec. 1

Raising Environmental Awareness through Art: A chat with Annemarie Waugh

Melanie NavarroArts Fine Art Special IssuesApril 18, 2021April 20, 2021

On April 10, the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery held an environmentally themed presentation with guest artist Annemarie Waugh, whose work is currently on display at the Zuccaire Gallery in Four: MFA Thesis Exhibition 2021.

Stony Brook students use art to reflect on turmoil of the past year in “Reckoning” showcase

Andre SilvaArts CultureMarch 5, 2021

The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery’s “RECKONING” showcases over 60 works in response to the social conflicts of the past year.

The Statesman Weekly Wrap-Up Ep. 20

Juliana SlocumMultimedia PodcastsMarch 3, 2021March 4, 2021

Editors discuss a recent spike in Covid-19 cases amongst residential students, Professor Nancy Hollingsworth’s research on genetic cell mutations, the student mural “Reckoning” and toxic masculinity/fact checking on Facebook.

SBU student and professor win sculpture design competition for new recycling bins in Port Jefferson

Maria LyndersArts Fine ArtDecember 17, 2020December 27, 2020

Michael Manning, a senior studio arts major at Stony Brook University, and art professor Nobuho Nagasawa, were both named the winners of a recycling sculpture design competition recently hosted by Port Jefferson Village.

Interactive sound installation featured in Zuccaire Gallery’s 2020–21 exhibition “RECKONING”

Natasha NelsonArts MusicDecember 7, 2020December 8, 2020

The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery’s current faculty exhibition “RECKONING” features “Rhumb-Line,” an interactive sound installation which sheds light on climate change, urbanization and habitat destruction through spatial listening.

Stony Brook University artists address injustice in RECKONING: Student Digital Mural

Amaya McDonaldArts CultureNovember 1, 2020November 2, 2020

Recently submitted to be displayed as part of Stony Brook’s RECKONING: Student Digital Mural, Mazza created “Untitled 14” in 2014 following the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown Jr., who was shot and killed by police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri.

Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery

“History is curated” at the Zuccaire Gallery

Raising Environmental Awareness through Art: A chat with Annemarie Waugh

The Statesman Weekly Wrap-Up Ep. 20

SBU student and professor win sculpture design competition for new recycling bins in Port Jefferson

Stony Brook University artists address injustice in RECKONING: Student Digital Mural

Stony Brook University hosts virtual STAY HOMEcoming during COVID-19

Art Therapy: The Intriguing, Transformative, Therapeutic Technique

Art Crawl 2019 is back with bigger art and bigger crowds