The exhibition uses paintings, digital work and augmented reality to tell stories about Buffalo and the Erie Canal in the mid-1800s.
Arts & Culture
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‘Implication’ at the Edgewood Gallery draws its energy from abstract works by 2 painters
While ‘Implication’ is a group exhibition, it also celebrates the work of Barbara Vural, who died earlier this year.
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New book fair to feature authors from Syracuse area, poet laureate
The Writers Voice CNY Pop-Up Book Festival will take place in the Atrium at City Hall Commons on March 9.
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Fashion show honors Karen culture through clothing
The fashion show was organized by ThuZar Htwe, who is Karen.
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New exhibition at ArtRage explores the Muslim experience in Syracuse
Mahtab Hussain’s exhibition includes 31 portraits of members of Syracuse’s Muslim community.
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Onondaga County’s former chief medical examiner delves into a life full of death with new memoir
Mary Jumbelic’s memoir covers her time as Onondaga County’s chief medical examiner and explores the role death has played in her life.
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New exhibition at Syracuse University Art Museum explores ecology and humans’ role in it
You can see “Assembly: Syracuse University Voices on Art and Ecology” through May 22 at SU Art Museum.
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How a local nonprofit is looking to grow Central New York’s film industry
Call Time is having an informational session Feb. 8 at the Dunbar Community Center.
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‘Two Views’ at Edgewood gives viewers the chance to contrast two painters’ styles
The gallery is on display through February 23 at the Edgewood Gallery.
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Syracuse’s South Side says goodbye to community staple Timbuk Tu African Imports after 30 years
Kwasi Owusu has run Timbuk Tu African Imports on South Avenue for about the last 30 years. It’ll close in early February.
