An exhibition titled 'Possible Worlds: 20 Years of the Wynn Newhouse Awards' is on display at the Syracuse University Art Museum through May 9. The show features works by 11 recipients of the Wynn Newhouse Award, an annual prize for artists with disabilities, and presents their pieces in conversation to highlight diverse perspectives on scale and material.
Syracuse University Art Museum is hosting "Possible Worlds: 20 Years of the Wynn Newhouse Awards," an exhibition curated by Daniel Fuller. The show features 11 artists selected from a pool of 115 past grant recipients, all of whom live with physical or mental disabilities. Notable works include Courttney Cooper’s expansive ballpoint pen maps of Cincinnati, Kambel Smith’s intuitive architectural models, and the Rev. Joyce McDonald’s clay portraits, showcasing a diverse range of media from oil painting to multimedia installations.