The 601 design team, led by Prof. and Artist Marion Wilson, existed within a Syracuse University course called “Social Sculpture: 601 Design/Build.” The building was an abandoned residence that had become a neighborhood drug hub. The college class (students from the School of Architecture, Visual and Performing Arts, Education, Creative Writing, ESF, and Fowler HS) was responsible for re-zoning, re-designing, re-building, and eventually sustaining the program. 601 Tully opened to the public in June 2011.
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601 Tully
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Tags: Social Sculpture, |
601 Tully is an artist-driven project that houses an international gallery, an artist residency program, free art workshops, a monthly poetry series, and much more. All of our art education, and ecology programs are offered free to the public and grow out of a partnership between university, city, and neighborhood entities. The building is a living sculpture where artists, community members, and scholars engage in the coproduction of new culture.
The 601 design team, led by Prof. and Artist Marion Wilson, existed within a Syracuse University course called “Social Sculpture: 601 Design/Build.” The building was an abandoned residence that had become a neighborhood drug hub. The college class (students from the School of Architecture, Visual and Performing Arts, Education, Creative Writing, ESF, and Fowler HS) was responsible for re-zoning, re-designing, re-building, and eventually sustaining the program. 601 Tully opened to the public in June 2011. |
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A Lovely Time | |
Meghan Aagaard
Meghan Aagaard
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Tags: fiction, prose, stories, |
Brendan Abbott
Brendan Abbott
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Tags: Photography, actor, editing, |
Professional photographer and retoucher based in CNY. Experience working in NYC for 2 years for event photographer in charge of editing several high end events such as Tony Awards, Socialite parties, Hamptons Events, Galas and more.
Also an actor and member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA). I will update this soon. If you have any questions feel free to e-mail me. |
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ACME Mystery Company
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Tags: Interactive, Murder Mystery, Dinner Theatre, Improv, theater, |
Based out of Syracuse, New York, ACME provides interactive comedies in a mystery format, usually in conjunction with a dinner. Our shows play on two levels: they are extremely funny and fun to watch but there also is a very real mystery which each audience member gets the chance to solve. At every seat is a program telling you where you are, when you are, and who you are. It also tells you about the characters you will be meeting. Additionally, each table is given a Clue and encouraged to exchange this information with other tables in an effort to put together the most comprehensive list so as to better solve the mystery.
We write all of our own material to ensure quality and have been entertaining audiences throughout the Northeast since 1997. We've given over 1000 performances in venues big and small from mansions to restaurants, hotels to local halls. We entertain at regular venues, semi-regular venues, annual events, and special occasions |
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Carol Adamec
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Tags: Sculpture, Outdoor Sculpture, metal sculpture, functional and sculptural stoneware, Ceramics, |
Carol Adamec, a native of Long Island, completed her BFA at Alfred University’s College of Ceramics. Her masters is from SUNY Brockport with a thesis in metal working, and she has completed numerous graduate studies at Syracuse University in both ceramics and sculpture.
A long-time resident of Camillus, NY, Ms. Adamec has participated in many central and western New York area shows and galleries as well as several on Long Island, Westchester County and Florida. Alfred University and SUNY Brockport both have her works in their permanent collections. The International Special Olympic Games in Brockport, NY had her sending works all over the world. She has won numerous local and state-wide awards, and grants, for her elegant welded steel sculptures, bronze castings, one-of-a-kind ceramic sculptures and pottery. A certified teacher, she taught art in the public schools (grades 1-12) for many years and has taught adult classes through BOCES (Board of Cooperative Educational Services) and SUNY Brockport. Graceful, elegant and sensual are all terms that people use to describe Ms. Adamec’s works. "I fell in love with clay when I was 10 years old. Since then I have found clay and sculpture to be a significant means of expression in my life. I translate emotions into a physical state and bring them to peoples' attention with beauty and elegance. I love and respect nature with its graceful lines, rhythmic movements and exquisite repetition of forms. I am always deeply satisfied when people see, feel, appreciate and enjoy the relationships to nature and movement in my works" |
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Adapt CNY's Public Arts Task Force
Adapt CNY's Public Arts Task Force
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Tags: public art, Sculpture, Art Gallery, Art Park, Local Artists, Community Arts, Pop Up Art, Civic Engagement, civic art, Murals, |
The mission of Adapt CNY's Public Arts Task Force (PATF) is to cultivate a culture of public art in Syracuse. PATF serves as a catalyst for projects by identifying, initiating and integrating public art throughout the city of Syracuse. The PATF provides a medium for community members, artists and art enthusiasts to create public projects, beautify Syracuse and promote vibrant, desirable communities and partners with artists and organizations to provide the tools and resources needed to bring creative projects and events to life.
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Travis Adenau
Travis Adenau
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Tags: Virtual Reality, Animation, Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Photography, commissions, |
I'm a Syracuse native who just graduated with a B.A in Computer Art & Animation, i'm interested in moving images of all kinds with an emphasis on Virtual Reality in 3-D environments as well as stop-motion animation. I run a small graphic design and apparel business with a few friends. Fluent with adobe suite, maya, c4d, processing, arduino,logic/ableton, and probably lots of other things.
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Adirondack Art & Framing
Adirondack Art & Framing
8211 State Rt 12
Barneveld, NY, 13304 Map » Brian Herkel
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Tags: Art Gallery, custom framing, Exhibitions, Local Artists, Artisan Gift Shop, |
Adirondack Art was established in 1997 by owner Brian Herkel. With a background in fine art, and experience in picture framing, he opened the frame shop and art gallery with an emphasis on regional nature and wildlife art. Originally located in Mapledale Plaza in Barneveld, NY for ten years, the shop was relocated to a larger, custom renovated space at 8211 State Route 12 in 2007. Our yellow lab Maggie joined the staff the same year and is the official greeter most days.
Custom picture framing remains the main focus of our business, producing work for individuals, artists, and commercial clients. We are proud to have been chosen to frame work for Munson Williams Proctor School of Art Gallery, Stanley Theater, View Art Center of Old Forge, the Oneida Indian Nation Education Center, Sculpture Space, the Adirondack League Club, and many other local businesses and organizations. In addition to picture framing, Adirondack Art also offers a selection of local and regional prints and paintings, books, calendars, stationery items, and pottery and jewelry by local crafters. |
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Advance Media New York
Advance Media New York
Events
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AIGA Upstate New York |
Tags: Graphic Design, |
Theresa Alessio
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Tags: Cinematographer, Camera operator, focus puller, camera assistant, |
Alexander Technique Syracuse
Alexander Technique Syracuse
509 West Fayette Street
Studio 249
Syracuse, NY, 13204 Map » Kathy Miranda, M. AmSAT
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Tags: breath awareness, performing artists education, mindfulness, pain management, creativity, alexander technique, mind body, kinesthetics, movement, |
We offer educational opportunities for the artist to explore the nature of habit as it relates to mindfulness and balance in the practice of artistic endeavors. Private, semi-private and group classes are available. Lessons are individually tailored. Our interest lies is creating an environment to explore the connections between how we think and how we move. There are no right or wrong answers, only experiments.
How you move affects both the conceptual process and the performance of artistic practices, such as how one sits at the keyboard , how one coordinates eyes with hands, and how one whispers on stage. Learning the Alexander Technique can include: * relearning basic movements such as sitting, standing, walking, bending, speaking and singing. * enhancing awareness and unraveling excess tension while you lie on a bodywork table. * refining activities you choose, such as, playing an instrument, golfing, working at a keyboard, text messaging, public speaking, dancing, acting, or horseback riding. Private lessons offer an exceptional experience in mind and body wholeness. To learn first-hand, it is best to take private or semi-private lessons. Lessons are 45 minutes in length. For most of this time, the focus will be on everyday movements, especially sitting and standing. During a lesson, students will also participate in semi-supine table work by observing how directly their thinking affects their entire neuromuscular experience. The Alexander Technique of Syracuse studio is in the Delavan Center, 509 West Fayette St, Suite 249, Syracuse, New York. |
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All Star C.A.S.T.
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Tags: Drama, workshops, |
The All Star C.A.S.T. (Community Actor’s and Student’s theater) is a Drama program for young people in the community who have special needs, and Drama students, at S.U. and other universities, to come together to explore Theater exercises which go towards developing the show at the end of the semester.
The Mission of the group is to create a safe, non-judgmental acting group to encourage communication, sensitivity, confidence and respect, with the recognition that we all have a need, and the right, to have a creative voice. For more information about All Star C.A.S.T., please email faculty advisor, Elizabeth Ingram at ejingram@syr.edu. |
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All Things Oz Museum
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The All Things Oz Museum is located in downtown Chittenango, NY; the birthplace of author L. Frank Baum who penned "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and 13 more Oz books as well as a host of other writings.
We have about 10,000 pieces in the collection, about 2,000 of which are on display at any time. We have pieces in the collection related to the MGM Film from 1939, the books, and subsequent works based in the OZ universe such as "The Wiz", "After the Wizard" and "Oz: The Great and Powerful". Come see TWO 1939 MGM film Munchkin actor appearance costumes, the original Emerald City glasses from the 1975 Broadway production of 'The Wiz', original props and costumes from the movies "Ozland, and "After the Wizard", first and second edition Wizard of Oz books, and so much more! The organization also owns the Baum-Neal House on the near west-side of Syracuse. We acquired the home in the second half of 2015. it is the house where "Wonderful Wizard Of Oz" Author L. Frank Baum met his bride-to-be, Maud Gage. Maud is widely credited with being the person who encouraged Frank to write down his stories. Additionally, our 100% volunteer, non-profit group also runs the Oz-Stravaganza! festival each year. We operate Facebook pages, a twitter account, and two websites- www.allthingsoz.org and www.oz-stravaganza.com |
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Glenn Allen |
Tags: actor, Improv, Model, |
Peter Allen
Peter Allen
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Tags: Drawings, Pastel chalk & oils, scrolls, |
I am an artist that lives and works in Syracuse. I work for The Post-Standard and Central New York magazine as a designer and I create illustrations and graphics for those publications.
I have a BFA from SU for Special Studies in Art. My special study is drawing. I have exhibited drawings in many locations in Central New York, including the Everson Museum and the Schweinfurth Arts Center. |
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Alliance Classical Players (of the RCCB)
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Tags: Chamber Music, |
Alliance Classical Players is the chamber music ensemble of the Rome Community Concert Band (RCCB). Co-founded in 2005 by Romans Kristin Kelly and Colleen O’Neil, the RCCB presented outdoor summer band concerts in Rome from 2006-2013. During the summers of 2014-2016, the RCCB sponsored chamber music concerts at venues including Jervis Library and Rome Art and Community Center. The Alliance Octet, a traditional wind octet consisting of pairs of oboes, clarinets, bassoons and French horns, was a frequent performing group on the summer concerts at Jervis and RACC. Having been enthusiastically received by audiences, and recognizing a need to provide more chamber music concert opportunities in Rome, Alliance Octet has expanded into Alliance Classical Players, utilizing a variety of musicians outside that of the standard octet. Alliance Classical Players has now established a chamber music series, with concerts held at Rome Art and Community Center, to provide high quality, affordable chamber music concert experiences for Romans. The "Classical at the Center" series concerts are held in the rooms of RACC's beautiful mansion, and feature food, drinks and mingling over music meant for an intimate chamber setting. ACP recently began a new opportunity for musical youth titled "Classical Youth Chamber Music Festival," presented over a one-week period in the summer, and designed to encourage teen musicians to play and enjoy chamber music.
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ALS Association Upstate NY
ALS Association Upstate NY
Sue McKenna
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The ALS Association is the only national non-profit organization fighting Lou Gehrig’s Disease on every front. As one of the Association’s nationwide network of Chapters, the Upstate New York Chapter provides grants and services to offset the financial and emotional burdens imposed on families by the disease. By leading the way in global research, coordinating multidisciplinary care through certified clinical care centers, and fostering government partnerships, we build hope and enhance quality of life while aggressively searching for new treatments and a cure.
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Always Wanted To Write Studio
Always Wanted To Write Studio
509 West Fayette Street
Delavan Center
Syracuse, NY, 13204 Map » Linda Lowen, Founder
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Tags: creative writing, creative non-fiction, memoir, Writing, |
How often have you said those four words “always wanted to write”? Whether you’re a beginner or you’ve written before but are stuck, get started–or jumpstart your stalled writing practice–with
? small group instruction at beginner or intermediate levels ? private one-on-one coaching ? consultation on work in progress ? editing and/or proofreading work prior to submission/publication. Writers aren’t born–they’re made. You can write, and AWTW can help with creative non-fiction, memoir, essay, blogging, fiction, short stories, novels, flash fiction, and writing for the online environment. With classes deliberately designed to be small --typically 4 or less -- you’ll get specific, focused attention in a supportive group. Classes are held in the Always Wanted To Write Studio on the third floor of the Delavan Center Artists’ Warehouse at 509 West Fayette Street in Syracuse. To learn more, visit www.AlwaysWantedToWrite.com -- and look for our monthly free open writing nights at Salt City Coffee and the Community Library of Jamesville and Dewitt. |
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