About Tyler Art Gallery
Tyler Art Gallery exists in two locations: the main campus of SUNY Oswego and our downtown Syracuse campus. Exhibits are interdisciplinary in nature so the gallery’s programs are relevant to a wide range of campus and community interests. Emphasis is placed on representing a wide range of artistic voices and points of view. In addition, Tyler Art Gallery serves as a teaching gallery to provide opportunities for students and community members to have direct encounters with professional works of art.
The gallery also houses a permanent collection of European, African, and American drawings, prints, paintings, ceramics, and sculptures from the 18th century to the present. The Grant Arnold Collection of Fine Prints contains over 500 prints by prominent American printmakers of the first half of the 20th century.
The gallery exhibition program is made possible through the support of the college; SUNY Oswego Auxiliary Services; Student Association; Artswego: The Arts Programming Board; and outside grants. Members of the Student Art Exhibition Committee, which receives funding from the Student Association, are responsible for the annual student exhibition.