Campfire Story

The latest Warehouse exhibit manipulates natural scenes with the latest high-tech gadget

Times have changed a lot since Thoreau was thinking about man’s place in nature. He decided to drop out of the hectic 1840s, escaping social distractions and paying more attention to natural

Ghosts of the Machines

Jonathan Kirk’s skeletal sculptures of rudimentary devices occupy Machines: Fragments & Reveries at Colgate’s Clifford Art Gallery

Train wrecks really get your attention, even sculptural ones. Imagine a ton of steel hurtling with out-of-control force, lurching off the tracks, coming right for you. Massive “Old King Cole%

Lov Bugs

Artist Senga Nengudi tries to feel the love in the latest Warehouse exhibit

Love is a many-splendored thing, but those splendors are notoriously hard to nail down. It’s an emotion that can be so intense it overwhelms all your senses and you’re sure the world out

Tiny Dancers

Many think of ballet as something trapped in time like a fossil in amber...

Tidal Shots

Inner Water, on display at the Warehouse, recounts the disastrous Japanese tsunami of 2011

It was just over a year ago on March 11, 2011, when a tectonic shift, a tiny shrug of earth’s shoulders, released devastation on Japan

Creative Core

Syracuse can claim many inventions; revisit them at Patently Syracuse, on display at the Tech Garden

It’s often been said that necessity is the mother of invention, but Ty Marshal sees invention as the mother of civic pride.

Male Call

Photos of men, collected by William Knodel, adorn ArtRage Gallery through March 17

Vernacular photographs—those pedestrian pictures of anonymous subjects by unrecognized photographers—are irresistible to a certain type of collector. This type of collector would rather rifl

Inside Jobs

The death of Steve Jobs on Oct. 5 was mourned from all quarters of a world he made smaller and more interconnected. His role as a continuous driving force behind the computer revolution cannot be denied.

Prints of the City

The  changing leaves make it a great time to visit Cazenovia’s Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, with its secret garden, open grassy slopes and wooded paths that wind past hulking sculptures.

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