Amy Bartell created 51 new pieces of art that reflect her perspective on the environment, political division and the pandemic.
Events
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‘Breaking through the bamboo ceiling’: Asian Village makes 1st appearance at New York State Fair
Tai Shaw, the owner of CNY Uniforms Plus and a Vietnamese refugee, is the superintendent of Asian Village.
Posted inLocal Artists
As city moves out, artists move into City Hall Commons atrium
CNY Arts will team up with downstate nonprofit ChaShaMa to make room for more than 30 local artists.
Posted inArts & Culture
Syracuse commemorates Black August with Black Artist Collective’s third annual Freedom Fest
The event, held at the Everson, will feature an urban vendor market, live music and an outdoor movie screeningÂ
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Ever wonder what Syracuse would look like in watercolor? Find out at new OHA exhibit
The exhibit is on display through Sept. 10.
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Outer Comstock Neighborhood Association sprouts new event to promote environmental sustainabilityÂ
The free event is expected to feature plant and gardening experts, educational resources and sustainable artwork
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More than just a basketball game (photo of the week)
Players competed in Syracuse Housing Authority’s annual $10K Youth Basketball Tournament at Wilson Park.
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‘This is just my style’: Dewitt man wins third place title in international mustache championship
Neal Eckrich, known for his curled ‘stache, talked mustache maintenance and world travel with Central Current.
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Cyclists roll through history with Erie Canal Museum’s ‘Beers, Bikes, and Barges’ tour
The Erie Canal Museum hosts the event several times throughout the year, in collaboration with regional breweries.
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Video: Beers, Bikes, and Barges event shows Erie Canal history on wheels
Watch a short video to hear from organizers and participants.
