List of university art museums and galleries in New York State

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This is a list of university art museums and galleries in New York State .

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University or CollegePublic/Private/StatutoryCityCountyMuseumsAccreditationGalleries
Adelphi University Private Garden City Nassau Performing Arts Gallery, Ruth S. Harley University Center Gallery, Swirbul Library, Manhattan Center Galleries [1]
Alfred University Statutory College Alfred Allegany Alfred Ceramic Art Museum Fosdick-Nelson Gallery, website, Robert C. Turner Gallery [2]

Cohen Center for The Arts Gallery, [3] Interactive Media Black Box

Student exhibition spaces: The Cube, Cell Space, The Box, Printmaking Critique Room, John Woods Studios Smart Wall and Interactive Media Cube, Painting Hallway Hanging Space, Flex Space, The New Deal, Rhodes Room

Affiliated Galleries: Hornell Center for the Arts Gallery, The Post Office, The Belfry

Legacy of Student Exhibition Spaces: Turner II-V, No Shoes Gallery, Random Room

Alfred State SUNY College of Technology Public Alfred Allegany Llewellyn Gallery website

Hinkle Memorial Library Gallery [4]

Bard College Private Annandale-on-Hudson Dutchess Hessel Museum of Art CCS Bard Galleries
Barnard College Private New York City Manhattan Gallery in the Diana Center [5]
Baruch College PublicNew York CityManhattan Mishkin Gallery [6]
Berkeley College For profitNew York CityManhattanBerkeley College Art Gallery [7]
Binghamton University Public Binghamton Broome Binghamton University Art Museum Elsie B. Rosefsky Memorial Art Gallery [8]
Buffalo State University Public Buffalo Erie Burchfield-Penney Art Center AAM Accredited [9] Czurles-Nelson Gallery [10]
Canisius University Private Buffalo Erie Peter A and Mary Lou Vogt Gallery [11]
Cayuga Community College Public Auburn Cayuga Library Gallery @ 197 [12]
Cazenovia College Private Cazenovia Madison Cazenovia College Art Gallery in Reisman Hall [13]
City College PublicNew York CityManhattanCUNY Art Department Gallery [14]

CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Gallery [15]

Clinton Community College Public Plattsburgh Clinton CCC Alumni Art Gallery [16]
The College at Old Westbury Public Old Westbury Nassau Amelie A. Wallace Gallery [17]
Colgate University Private Hamilton Madison Picker Art Gallery, Clifford Gallery [18]
College of New Rochelle Private New Rochelle Westchester Castle Gallery at the College of New Rochelle [19]
College of St. Rose Private Albany Albany Esther Massry Gallery
College of Staten Island PublicNew York City Staten Island The Art Gallery at the College of Staten Island [20]
Columbia-Greene Community College Public Hudson Columbia Foundation Art Gallery in the Arts Center [21]
Columbia University PrivateNew York CityManhattan Wallach Art Gallery

Leroy Neiman Gallery, website

Concordia College Private Bronxville Westchester Osilas Gallery, website
Cooper Union PublicNew York CityManhattan41 Cooper Art Gallery, [22] Herb Lubalin Gallery, Arthur A. Haughton Jr. Gallery
Cornell University Statutory College Ithaca Tompkins Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art AAM Accredited, AAMG MemberWillard Straight Hall Art Gallery, [23] Economics:ART GALLERY [24]
Cornell University College of Human Ecology Private Ithaca Tompkins Jill Stuart Gallery [25]
Corning Community College Public Corning Steuben Arium Gallery [26]
Daemen University Private Amherst Erie Tower Gallery in the Haberman Gacioch Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, [27] also known as VPAC Art Gallery [28]
Dowling College Private Oakdale Suffolk Anthony Giordano Gallery [29]
Dutchess Community College Public Poughkeepsie Dutchess Mildred I. Washington Art Gallery [30]
Elmira College Private Elmira Chemung George Waters Art Gallery, Campus Center [31]
Empire State University Public Saratoga Springs Saratoga Central Arts Gallery in East Syracuse [32]

Livingston Gallery in Brooklyn, [33] Hudson Gallery in Manhattan [34] Crystal Scriber Gallery in Utica [35]

Farmingdale State College Public East Farmingdale Suffolk Memorial Gallery [36]
Fashion Institute of Technology PublicNew York CityManhattan The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Finger Lakes Community College Public Canandaigua Ontario Williams-Insalaco Gallery [37]
Fordham University PrivateNew York City The Bronx and Manhattan Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art in The Bronx Ildiko Butler [38] and Pushpin Galleries in Lincoln Center Manhattan [39]
Fulton-Montgomery Community College Public Johnstown Fulton Perella Gallery [40]
Graduate Center PublicNew York CityManhattanJames Gallery [41]
Genesee Community College Public Batavia Genesee Roz Steiner Gallery [42]
Hamilton College Private Clinton Oneida Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art [43] AAMG Member
Hartwick College Private Oneonta Otsego Yager Museum of Art & Culture Foreman Gallery [44]
Herkimer County Community College Public Herkimer Herkimer Cogar Gallery [45]
Hobart and William Smith Colleges Private Geneva Seneca Davis Gallery [46]
Hofstra University Private Hempstead Nassau Hofstra University Museum [47] AAM Accredited, AAMG MemberRosenberg Gallery, [48] FORM Student Gallery [49]
Hostos Community College PublicNew York City The Bronx Longwood Art Gallery at Hostos Center for Arts & Culture [50]
Houghton University Private Houghton Allegany Ortlip Art Gallery [51]
Hudson Valley Community College Public Troy Rensselaer The Teaching Gallery [52]
Hunter College PublicNew York CityManhattanBertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery at Hunter College, Hunter College/Times Square Gallery, [53] Hunter College East Harlem Art Gallery [54]
Iona University Private New Rochelle Westchester Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery [55]
Ithaca College Private Ithaca Tompkins Handwerker Gallery [56]
Jamestown Community College Public Jamestown Chautauqua Weeks Gallery at Jamestown Community College [57]
Jefferson Community College Public Watertown Jefferson Krantz Art Gallery [58]
John Jay College of Criminal Justice PublicNew York CityManhattan Anya and Andrew Shiva Art Gallery, [59] [60]
Keuka College Private Keuka Park Yates Ginzburg Gallery, Lightner Art Gallery [61]
Kingsborough Community College PublicNew York City Brooklyn Kingsborough Art Museum [62]
Lehman College PublicNew York City The Bronx Lehman College Art Gallery [63]
Manhattan Community College PublicNew York CityManhattanShirley Fiterman Art Center [64]
Le Moyne College Private Syracuse Onondaga Wilson Art Gallery [65]
Long Island University Private Brookville Nassau Steinberg Museum of Art at Hillwood Art League Students Gallery, Hutchins Gallery, Interactive Multimedia Arts Gallery [66]
Manhattan College PrivateNew York City The Bronx Fine Arts Department Gallery [67]
Manhattanville University Private Purchase Westchester Arthur M. Berger Art Gallery [68]
Marist College Private Poughkeepsie Dutchess Marist College Art Gallery [69]
Marymount Manhattan College PrivateNew York CityManhattanHewitt Gallery of Art [70]
Mercy University Private Dobbs Ferry Westchester Janalyn Hanson White Gallery, Lundy Commons Gallery [71]
Metropolitan College of New York PrivateNew York CityManhattanMCNY Art Gallery [72]
Mohawk Valley Community College Public Utica Oneida Virginia M. and Edward Juergensen Gallery [73]
Molloy University Private Rockville Centre Nassau Molloy University Art Gallery [74]
Monroe Community College Public Brighton Monroe AAMG MemberMercer Gallery [75]
Morrisville State University Public Morrisville Madison Donald G. Butcher Library Gallery [76]
Mount Saint Mary College Private Newburgh Orange Hudson Hall Art Gallery [77]
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute Private Utica Oneida Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute Museum of Art
Nassau Community College Public East Garden City Nassau Firehouse Plaza Art Gallery [78]
Nazareth University Private Rochester Monroe Colachino Art Gallery [79]
New York Institute of Technology PrivateNew York CityManhattanGallery 61 [80]
New York University PrivateNew York CityManhattan Grey Art Gallery (Has a permanent collection)AAMG MemberMany galleries: [81] 80WSE, [82] Asian/Pacific/American Institute, [83] Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life Art Gallery, [84] Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò, Tracey-Barry Gallery in the Fales Library, Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, Kimmel Galleries [85] (4 galleries in the Kimmel Center for University Life), Tisch Gulf & Western Gallery [86]
Niagara County Community College Public Sanborn Niagara Dolce Valvo Art Center [87]
Niagara University Private Lewiston Niagara Castellani Art Museum AAMG Member
Onondaga Community College Public Syracuse Onondaga The Gallery at the Ann Felton Multicultural Center [88]
Pace University PrivateNew York CityManhattanPeter Fingesten Gallery in Manhattan [89]
Parsons The New School for Design PrivateNew York CityManhattanSheila C. Johnson Design Center: Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, and the Arnold and Sheila Aronson Gallery [90]
Paul Smith's College Private Paul Smiths Franklin Paul Smith's College Visitor Interpretive Center
Pratt Institute PrivateNew York City Brooklyn Pratt Manhattan Gallery in Manhattan

President’s Office Gallery, Rubelle and Norman Schafler Gallery in Brooklyn [91]

Queens College PublicNew York City Queens Godwin-Ternbach Museum Queens College Art Center [92]
Queensborough Community College PublicNew York City Queens AAMG MemberQCC Art Gallery [93]
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Private Troy Rensselaer Art Gallery, West Hall-111 [94]
Roberts Wesleyan University Private Rochester Monroe Davison Galleries [95]
Rochester Institute of Technology Public Henrietta Monroe Dyer Arts Center, [96] Bevier Gallery [97]
Rockland Community College Public Viola Rockland Student Art Gallery [98]
Sage College of Albany Private Albany Albany Opalka Gallery, [99] operated by Sage College of Albany, Russell Sage College and Sage Graduate School
Sarah Lawrence College Private Yonkers Westchester Barbara Walters Gallery in the Monika A. and Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Visual Arts Center [100]
Siena College Private Loudonville Albany Yates Gallery [101]
Skidmore College Private Saratoga Springs Saratoga Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum & Art Gallery AAMG MemberSchick Art Gallery, [102] Case Gallery and Saisselin Art Center [103]
St. Bonaventure University Private Allegany Cattaraugus Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts (St. Bonaventure) [104] Dresser Foundation; The Front; Paul W. Beltz; Paul and Toni Branch; Marianne Letro Laine; Winifred Shortell Kenney Galleries
St. Francis College PrivateNew York City Brooklyn Callahan Center Art Gallery [105]
St. John Fisher University Private Pittsford Monroe O’Keefe Ross Art Gallery in the Welcome Center [106]
St. John's University PrivateNew York City Queens Dr. M. T. Geoffrey Yeh Art Gallery [107]
St. Lawrence University Private Canton St. Lawrence Richard F. Brush Art Gallery and Permanent Collection [108]
St. Thomas Aquinas College Private Sparkill Rockland Azarian McCullough Art Gallery [109]
Stony Brook University Public Stony Brook Suffolk Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, Latin American and Caribbean Studies center’s Art Gallery, [110] SAC Art Gallery [111]
Suffolk County Community College Public Seldon Suffolk Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery, Lyceum Gallery, Gallery West
SUNY Adirondack Public Queensbury Warren Visual Arts Gallery [112]
SUNY Cobleskill Public Cobleskill Schoharie Grosvenor Art Gallery
SUNY College at Brockport Public Brockport Monroe Tower Fine Arts Gallery, [113] West Side Gallery, Visual Studies Workshop [114]
SUNY Cortland Public Cortland Cortland Dowd Gallery [115]
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry Public Syracuse Onondaga Fletcher Steele collection, F. Franklin Moon Library; [116] Roosevelt Wild Life Station and Collection, Department of Environmental Forest Biology [117]
SUNY Fredonia Public Fredonia Chautauqua Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery, Emmitt Christian Gallery [118]
SUNY Geneseo Public Geneseo Livingston AAMG MemberLederer Lockhart Bridge Galleries: [119] Lederer Gallery, [120] Lockhart Gallery, [121] Bridge Gallery, [122] Gallery B2 [123]
SUNY New Paltz Public New Paltz Ulster Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art AAMG MemberFine Art Building Student Gallery, Student Gallery in the Smiley Art Building

Galleries which comprise the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art: Morgan Anderson Gallery, Howard Greenberg Family Gallery, Sara Bedrick Gallery, Corridor Gallery, Alice and Horace Chandler Gallery, and North Gallery

SUNY Oneonta Public Oneonta Otsego Martin-Mullen Art Gallery, Project Space Gallery [124]
SUNY Orange Public Middletown Orange Orange Hall Gallery in Middletown [125]

Mindy Ross Gallery in Newburgh

SUNY Oswego Public Oswego Oswego Tyler Art Gallery [126]
SUNY Plattsburgh Public Plattsburgh Clinton Plattsburgh State Art Museum, [127] AAMG MemberRockwell Kent Gallery and Collection [128]

Nina Winkel Sculpture Court [129] Burke Gallery and Myers Lobby Gallery [130] The Plattsburgh Sculpture Park [131]

SUNY Polytechnic Institute Public Marcy Oneida Gannett Gallery [132]
SUNY Potsdam Public Potsdam St. Lawrence Art Museum at SUNY Potsdam [133]

Charles T. Weaver Anthropology Museum [134]

Hosmer Hall Gallery [135]

Gibson Gallery [136] Dunn Hall Display [137]

SUNY Purchase Public Purchase Westchester Neuberger Museum of Art AAM Accredited, AAMG MemberRichard & Dolly Maass Gallery, Gallery 1019A, Installation Rms. 0028 & 1019B, The Passage Gallery
SUNY Ulster Public Stone Ridge Ulster Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery [138]
Syracuse University Private Syracuse Onondaga AAMG MemberSU Art Museum, [139] Palitz Gallery, [140] The Warehouse Gallery, Lowe Art Gallery, Bird Library, The Robert B Menschel Photography Gallery, Panasci Lounge Art Hanging, The White Cube Gallery
Union College Private Schenectady Schenectady The Mandeville Gallery (Has a permanent collection)AAMG MemberThe Mandeville Gallery, [141] The Wikoff Student Gallery, The Castrucci Gallery
University at Albany, State University of New YorkPublic Albany Albany University Art Museum at University at Albany AAMG Member
University at Buffalo, State University of New YorkPublic Buffalo Erie AAMG MemberUB Anderson Gallery, [142] UB Art Gallery at the Center for the Arts [143]
University of Rochester Public Rochester Monroe Memorial Art Gallery (Has a permanent collection) Hartnett Gallery AAM AccreditedASIS Gallery—Sage Art Center, [144] The Gallery at the Art and Music Library, Hartnett Gallery, The pasSAGE Gallery
Utica University Private Utica Oneida Edith Langley Bartlett Art Gallery [145]
Vassar Private Poughkeepsie Dutchess Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center AAM Accredited
Villa Maria College Private Buffalo Erie Paul William Beltz Family Art Gallery [146]
Wagner College PrivateNew York City Staten Island Union Gallery [147]
Wells College Private Aurora Cayuga String Room Gallery [148]
Westchester Community College Public Valhalla Westchester Westchester Community College Gallery [149]
Yeshiva University PrivateNew York CityManhattan Yeshiva University Museum AAMG Member

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