Art
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6.9KPortraits of people in the LGBTQ community provide timely ArtRage exhibit
Large-scale portraits more than 5 feet tall currently fill the walls of the ArtRage Gallery. Most of them depict people over age 60: writers and...
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5.1KPhoto-heavy Everson exhibit incorporates multiple styles and themes
The Everson Museum of Art’s exhibit Time Returns: A Continuous Now has an ambitious agenda. Curators Judy Natal and D.J. Hellerman strive...
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7.5KMorse Code: Small-business owner Maggie Morse takes different avenues to pursue artistic ambitions
Millennials. Defined as the generation born between 1981 and 1996, they are often described as lazy, entitled, impatient and lacking loyalty by...
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5.2KFayetteville church readies for final arts festival celebration
St. David’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville has hosted “Celebration of the Arts" for nearly 50 years. But that will soon come to...
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6.6KEvery Picture Tells A Story: ArtRage show explores heavy issues with painted scrolls from Indian folk artists
ArtRage Gallery’s new show features artworks bridging traditional forms and contemporary issues. On one hand, From Gods to Social Justice: Indian Folk...
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5.7KReview | Photographer grasps subtle moments in new Light Work show
Robert Benjamin doesn’t alter his photos for artistic purposes or ask his subjects to write comments on the prints. He hasn’t earned...
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5.2KOver 70 works on display at Schweinfurth’s annual Made in New York show
The annual Made in New York exhibit at Auburn’s Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center carves out its own path and also connects to...
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8.1KDid you know Al Roker was a cartoonist for the Syracuse New Times?
Now safely ensconced as the third wheel to co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb on NBC-TV’s The Today Show, there was a time when Al...
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6.4KZeroing in on Zentangle: Syracuse artist Dan Bingham blends meditation, artwork
The Zentangle Method is an art form of relaxation, calling on artists to weave structured patterns as a form of meditation.
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5.2KLocal haikus, artworks combine for annual Syracuse Poster Project
Since 2001 the Syracuse Poster Project has produced more than 200 posters celebrating local neighborhoods, culture, architecture and encounters with nature. The...
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5.5KCarving Points: Stylized sculptures highlight Everson’s current ceramics show
The Everson Museum of Art’s new exhibit both surveys ceramists doing figurative work and pursues a larger agenda. Along the way, Key Figures: Representative...
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5.5KLove In Bloom: Le Moyne gallery hosts Judith Hand’s colorful flower paintings
Judith Hand’s one-woman show Spring Is on the Way, running through March 29 at the Wilson Art Gallery on the Le Moyne...
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7.1KSeries by local photographer explores Canadian Algonquin settlement
Syracuse photographer Michael Greenlar's photo series captures intimate moments in the life of the people of Kokomville, a Canadian Algonquin community.
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5.5KFrom Ceramics To Cows: 4 artists display works at Edgewood Gallery
The Edgewood Gallery’s current show, Nature of Things, offers landscape paintings depicting scenes from Cape Cod and upstate New York, flowers by...
