How Ellen and Dia Haffar started making art together, rediscovering their love for ceramics and the depth of their bond.
Arts & Culture
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The 2024 Syracuse Poster Project focuses on CNY’s historical figures
The project features Jermaine Wesley Loguen, Sarah Loguen and Alf Jacques, among others.
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Sana Musasama finds joy again through ‘Returning to Ourselves’ exhibition at the Everson
“Returning to Ourselves” includes topsy-turvy dolls and two series of houses made of ceramics.
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‘Chromatic Expressions’ at CFAC includes colorful and incisive pieces
Megan Lewis’ exhibition at CFAC is just a portion of a larger portfolio that is displayed throughout Baltimore.
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More than 30 wineries, distilleries to participate in this year’s Syracuse Wine Festival
The wine festival will run from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Central New York Regional Market on Saturday.
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‘Made in New York 2024’ at Schweinfurth Art Center will be remembered for its portraits and landscapes
Made in New York is an annual, juried exhibition with a shifting roster of artists and themes.
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Remembering Larry Hoyt
Larry Hoyt, a fixture in Syracuse’s local music scene, died March 14.
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A new club takes on the question: ‘Why can’t we make Syracuse the most beautiful city in the world?’
The Syracuse Urbanism Club has grown to more than 100 members in the last year as it tries to make Syracuse more walkable and livable.
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The Syracuse Bakers Expo returns with more than 25 bakers and a new theme
Last year’s Syracuse Bakers Expo was so successful that its returning. Read for more info about how to attend.
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Syracuse native Natasha S. Alford to give talk about debut memoir ‘American Negra’
Alford’s book reflects on how she navigated the complexities of her Afro-Latina identity and how that has shaped her.
