The Human Touch

Altered Environments, on display at the Szozda Gallery, 501 E. Fayette St., features two artists who work in different media but share an interest in transformation, in interpreting nature and h

Image Makers

Light Work has begun its fall season with a wide-open approach. Its main gallery is currently presenting two exhibitions, six photographers’ work, and a range of...

Fantastic Four

A quartet of local photographers receives star treatment at ArtRage Gallery

Photography is a medium all its own, its realism front and center for the viewer to take in. Fearless Eye, on display at the ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Ave., features the works of four photograph

Triple Play

For a summertime exhibit that features three artists who work in different media but are connected with the natural work, check out Natural Abstractions, on display at the Edgewood Gallery. The sh

New York State of Mind

The communitywide TONY 2012 arts showcase looms large as the new season begins

The 2012 Syracuse fall art season features exhibits exploring subjects ranging from the joy of everyday life to notions of memory and loss, from the beauty of nature in our region to life lived on

New Photography Exhibit at ArtRage Gallery

The Syracuse neighborhood that has forever accepted generation after generation of immigrants receives its due in a new photography exhibit at ArtRage Gallery. In Our View: A Community Perspective

Digital Down-Lows

Made in New York 2012, on display at Auburn’s Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center, is an exhibit that re-emerges each year with a new roster of artists and a different identity.

Mi Casita es Tu Casita

A new gallery, SU’s latest West Side initiative, aims to bring Hispanic culture to the masses

Notions of family and community are universal, no matter what the culture, and they are front and center in a new exhibit at a new art gallery

His and Hers

Commentaries on the human experience are revealed in a new show at Community Folk Art

The new exhibit at the Community Folk Art Gallery presents artwork by two different artists who work in different media. The show doesn’t try to overemphasize connections between the two arti

A Very Good Year

During 2011, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, just outside Cazenovia, hosted an exhibition devoted to Dorothy Riester’s artworks and her contributions to the art park. The Community Folk Art Center celebrated its 40th anniversary by displaying a range of artworks from its permanent collection.