Exhibitions

Category: Exhibitions

1. NORMAL: How the Nazis Normalized the Unspeakable

   Vernacular Photographs From the Collection of Dan Lenchner  Curated by Nancy Keefe Rhodes.   Dan Lenchner’s collection of photos of Third Reich life makes the power of the “uncanny” visible.  They are both strange and somehow familiar, these snapshots:Nazi officers at family picnics, weddings and…

2. MAX GINSBURG:The Realities of Our Times

   “For nearly 50 years Max Ginsburg has created paintings that explore the human experience, ranging from everyday activities to social injustices.Throughout his career he has maintained a commitment to realism when teachers, galleries, museums and even institutions where he taught often viewed it with contempt.”…

3. SPOKEN THREADS: Craftivist Fiber Art

   “Craftivism is a way of looking at life where voicing opinions through creativity makes your voice stronger, your compassion deeper & your quest for justice  more infinite.” ~ Craftivist, Betsy Greer   Spoken Threads was a collection of fiber art that takes its inspiration from…

4. COMBAT PAPER REDUX: Veterans Reclaiming Their Lives Through Art

   Celebrating our 5th Anniversary, we have brought COMBAT PAPER back to Syracuse! An earlier version of this exhibit featuring images on paper made out of shredded combat uniforms was our Grand Opening exhibition in October 2008. The Combat Paper project began as art therapy utilizing…

5. REMNANTS OF A SECRET WAR: Photographs by Michael Greenlar

   An award-winning photographer for the Syracuse Post-Standard, Mike Greenlar traveled 10 times to a remote mountain region of Laos to document the effects of cluster bombing on the Hmong people. The US covert bombing campaign, between 1964 and 1973, gave Laos the distinction of being…