Syracuse University has a long history of placing important works of art on its campus for the enjoyment and education of visitors, students, faculty, and staff. Now, with a new interactive web-based application, visitors to the campus can enjoy more in-depth information about the art on campus and the artists who made the work, using the QR reader technology in their smart phones.

Simply scan the QR code on the artwork’s descriptive label and your handheld device will be redirected to a portal that has information about our public sculpture. The Art on Campusapplication can assist visitors to Syracuse University on a walking tour of more than 30 artworks that are placed both outdoors and inside many of our buildings.

You must download  a QR code reader for your smartphone to utilize the Art on Campus web app. Go to the iTunes App Store or the Android Marketplace to find a free download.

Gallery hours are Tuesdays-Sundays from 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Thursdays from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. The gallery is closed on Mondays. The SUArt Galleries is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Paid parking is available for weekday visitors in any SU pay lot. Free parking for weekend and evening visitors is available in the Q4 lot, located on College Place. Patrons should notify the attendant that they are visiting the SUArt Galleries. Evening and weekend parking is on a space-available basis and may be restricted during events held at the Carrier Dome.

Patrons are encouraged to ride Centro’s Connective Corridor Shuttle Bus (Centro Route # 543) to visit the SUArt Galleries. The shuttle stops at all marked Centro bus stops along the Connective Corridorand is free. For more information and to view the shuttle schedule, visithttps://connectivecorridor.syr.edu/corridor-shuttle-bus.

The SUArt Galleries strives to provide the best possible environment for art appreciation and scholarly development. No photography will be allowed in exhibition spaces. For approved, press-ready images, visit the exhibition website.

The SUArt Galleries, accessible through the Shaffer Art Building on the SU campus, enhances the cultural environment of SU and the Syracuse area through meaningful educational experiences and encounters with the University’s permanent collection and traveling exhibitions. It is the main campus venue for the visual arts and home of the University’s extensive permanent collection. The facility hosts a variety of temporary and permanent exhibitions throughout the year. The SUArt Galleries and the Palitz Gallery are members of SU’s Coalition of Museum and Art Centers (CMAC).