The exhibit will be on display through Feb. 28 and features 13 local artists.
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Syracuse-based Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha showcases his war-torn words at ArtRage Gallery
Abu Toha is a 2023 graduate of Syracuse University’s creative writing master’s program. He fled Gaza not long after the Oct. 7 attacks.
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Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha to read his poetry at ArtRage: ‘Every single victim in Gaza is me’
Abu Toha will read from his book “Forest of Noise” at ArtRage Gallery on Saturday. The reading will begin at 6:30 p.m.
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Amanda Rogers made Pink Rock Culture Co-op into the venue she’s always wanted
Rogers, formerly a touring musician, created Pink Rock to be an intimate space that hosts anything from concerts to poetry readings.
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Here’s where you can shop locally in Syracuse for the holidays
Pop-up markets will be happening across Syracuse as the holidays approach. See where you can find last-minute gifts.
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Syracuse artist Jaleel Campbell gets vulnerable in ArtRage exhibition ‘In Secrecy’
Campbell’s exhibition explores the experience of gay Black men. He took inspiration from his cousin’s own story.
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Arts community gathers to honor Jackie Warren-Moore’s legacy
The Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company held its third annual Jackie Warren-Moore Poetry and Monologue Festival Friday. It honored Warren-Moore, Onondaga County’s first poet laureate, who died three years ago.
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17th-century Spanish-language play comes alive at Syracuse’s Community Folk Art Center
The play will be directed by Jose Miguel Hernandez Hurtado, who is also the director of a local theater group.
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Retired Syracuse journalist reflects on the decline of print news in ‘Final Edition’ at the Everson
Tim Atseff, a former illustrator and editor at the Syracuse Post-Standard, created “Final Edition.” Atseff worked in local news for nearly 50 years.
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At 443 Social Club’s Shakedown Sunday, Deadheads find community
Once each month, Grateful Dead fans in Syracuse can listen to covers of the band’s hits performed by Dead to the Core.