The poems can be about a number of historical figures, including Eric Carle, Alf Jacques and Gustav Stickley, among others.
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For the first time, Haudenosaunee Wooden Stick Festival held without Alf Jacques
The festival honors wooden lacrosse sticks, which have historical and cultural significance for the Haudenosaunee.
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Schweinfurth Art Center kicks off fall schedule with 128-artist ‘Members Show’
Schweinfurth also has a second exhibit called “Rural Voices Rising,” 25 oil paintings by a Lake Placid artist.
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Literacy festival sparks Syracuse children’s interest in reading (photo of the week)
Light a Candle for Literacy held its annual parade and book festival at Brighton Academy Middle School.
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How a Syracuse-area man helped create one of the most popular birding apps
Drew Weber, who works at Cornell and lives in the Syracuse area, helped create the Merlin bird app.
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Exhibit at Syracuse University Art Museum celebrates Haudenosaunee culture
Peter B. Jones, the artist, will hold a reception and an artist’s talk at SU Art Museum on Thursday and Friday, respectively.
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Onondaga County public art gets $500K infusion
The program is similar to the City as Canvas program approved in Syracuse last March.
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“The Sun Echoed Like a Song” exhibit at Light Work draws on light, heat and home
The Light Work exhibit runs through Dec. 15.
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Onondaga County proposes spending $500K on public art program
County legislators will vote Sept. 5 on the proposed program.
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Amy Bartell creates art for the times in ‘Dear World’ exhibit at Edgewood Gallery
Amy Bartell created 51 new pieces of art that reflect her perspective on the environment, political division and the pandemic.
