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NYS DANCEFORCE ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF CHOREOGRAPHERS’ INITIATIVE
The New York State DanceForce, in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), announces the expansion of its Choreographers’ Initiative program to three new regions: Central NY, Capital District/North Country, and Hudson Valley/Long Island.
Syracuse University Department of Drama announces the 2021/2022 season
The Syracuse University Department of Drama announced a return to in person, live performance for the 2021/2022 season beginning with the contemporary romantic comedy “In Love and Warcraft,” Nov. 12 – 20 in the Arthur Storch Theatre.
Syracuse Stage honors veterans with a reading of Pulitzer Prize nominated play
‘War Words’ is based on the real life experiences of those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
CNY Short Film Competition is Returning for the 3rd Year
We are excited to announce that the CNY Short Film Competition is returning for the third year.
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2nd Annual OMOT Update
Art was just pouring in! Seventy-five amateur artists and artisans from seven counties in our region submitted one-hundred and seventy-nine visual art works to our second virtual edition of On…
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The application portal for Statewide Community Regrants is opening soon!
The Statewide Community Regrants (SCR, formerly known as Decentralization or DEC) is a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) administered by CNY Arts for…
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Welcome Our Newest Staff Member
We welcome Brian Lee, our new Regrants Program Officer to the staff of CNY Arts.
Welcoming Our Newest Board Members
Join us as we welcome our newest Board Members: Tiffany Lloyd, Matthew Powers, and Magdalena Rivera.
Call for Poetry and Art, Syracuse Poster Project
Project will continue its tradition of supporting the craft of local poets and artists and providing public art and literature for all to enjoy. This year, the Project’s panelists will be selecting seven pairings of poem and illustration.
Craig Walsh’s Monuments at SUNY Oswego
Monuments redefines traditional expectations of public monuments and the selective history represented in our civic spaces, and celebrates the living, contributing, members of our Oswego County community.