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Le Moyne College Arts Administration Program Announces the Second Annual IMPACT AWARDS
Le Moyne College Arts Administration Program Announces the Second Annual
IMPACT AWARDS
Wednesday, March 3, 2021 via Zoom 6:00 p. m. Aaron P.
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Request for Artwork
The Upstate Cancer Center, located in Syracuse, New York, is seeking proposals for a variety of artwork for their Madison Irving Gynecology Oncology location expansion in Syracuse.
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Thank You Letter to the Community
Because of the community’s support, over $200,000 in COVID Impact grants will have been awarded to 74 arts agencies and artists by the end of December! Much of this has already been distributed, making an immediate impact in the arts community.
Syracuse Stage announces a bonus offering to their current season
A streaming holiday musical that uniquely blends theatre, film and cutting-edge animation
Talley's Folly' at Syracuse Stage - Streaming On Demand
Photo Credit: Jason O'Connell and Kate Hamill in "Talley's Folly," the first mainstage production in Syracuse Stage's virtual 2020/2021 season. By Lanford Wilson. Directed by Robert Hupp.
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Syracuse Stage Announces New Board Leadership
Syracuse Stage announces new board of trustees president, chair, treasurer, and other new members.
The Kirkland Art Center Announces New Artist-In-Residence Program in Partnership with The Garret on the Green
In response to COVID-19, a new Artist-in-Residence program will offer one-week solo stays and dedicated studio space to three emerging visual and performing artists in January 2021.
Oswego Players presents "Do You Read Met," a Stay-at-Home Play
The virtual public broadcast of the comedy is scheduled for October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25.
Syracuse Stage presents plays with local and national focus
Syracuse Stage doubles down on the 2020/2021 season with two productions available online beginning next week.
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Central New York Foundations Announce $175,000 Challenge Grant to Save the Arts
Arts Impact Fund Challenge announced in response to the crisis facing the arts and creative sector in Central New York because of the coronavirus.