Current Exhibitions at The Warehouse Gallery

Location(s)

The Warehouse Gallery is open and free to the public. It is on the Connective Corridor Free Shuttle Route; see Centro #543 and 443. For more information, please visit TheWarehouseGallery.syr.edu or call 315.443.6450.

Sarah Kueng and Lovis Caputo: The Quadrangular Cloud — Main Gallery
The young female Swiss designer duo, Sarah Kueng and Lovis Caputo, will install a hotel in the Warehouse Gallery. The main gallery will be transformed into small ephemeral rooms where the visitor is invited to take a break from reality and to take a mini-vacation complete with a number of very simple, inexpensive and joyful elements. When seated or lying down, the public’s focus is drawn to the interior space and lighting. The idea for a temporary hotel goes back to Kueng’s and Caputo’s 72 Hours Hotel, which was initially developed in 2006 for the train station in Zurich (Switzerland). Both artists have been widely exhibited. This is their first museum solo show in the United States.

Stephanie Rozene: The Politics of Porcelain — Window Projects
This spring both, the main gallery and Window Projects, feature emerging female artists and celebrate their artistic achievements at a time that coincides with International Women’s Day (March 2011). Stephanie Rozene draws upon the fine line between design and the visual arts. Her work is the result of extensive research and gifted craftsmanship. Through the medium of ceramics (and with special attention to specific patterns, ornaments, and forms) she explores the politics of European ceramics and traces international developments in this medium back to the reigns of French kings Louis XV and Louis XVI. This is her first solo museum show.