The exhibit at OCC will be open to the public during regular gallery hours until Feb. 23. On Wednesday, an artist reception will take place alongside the “From Where We Stand” exhibition.
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SU Art Museum hosts Rina Banerjee’s sprawling exhibition ‘Take Me to the Palace of Love’
The exhibit features three installations that have appeared at previous venues but are now on site at the SU Museum.
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Salt City Market celebrates Black History Month with “A Taste of Culture” event series
In celebration of Black History Month, Salt City Market presents “A Taste of Culture,” a series of events, held every Thursday from 6-7 p.m in the month of February.
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Hoop Dreams: Basketball and Contemporary Art exhibit free this weekend at the Everson
Jake Troyli, Offense Wins Games. Defense Wins Championships!, 2019, Oil on canvas, courtesy of the artist and Monique Meloche Galley.
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CFAC holds reception for Social Justice Sewing Academy
On Jan. 27, CFAC hosts a reception for SJSA “Active Repair” exhibit.
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‘Ode to Joy’ exhibit delights Edgewood Gallery with glass, acrylics and jewelry
The exhibition is on display through Feb. 24 at the 216 Tecumseh Road gallery, open from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and on Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m.
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Tet in Syracuse: Vietnamese community gathers for Lunar New Year celebration
This year’s 2023 Tết Nguyên Đán celebration in Syracuse took place on Sunday at the F Shed at the Regional Market. It included performances, food and a ceremony.
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Syracuse artist’s mural is an homage to Martin Luther King Jr. (Photo of the Week)
London Ladd, a Syracuse-based illustrator and artist, is the visionary behind the mural of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on South Salina Street.
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Author holds virtual talk about inequities with Central New York Community Foundation
New York Times bestselling author Heather McGhee about structural racism with Upstate New York community members.
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How a mysterious stone carving has secured a new home at the Onondaga Nation Arena
The mysterious Mohawk stone carving tread thousands of miles, somehow winding up at its new home among the Onondaga Nation.
