Exhibitions

Category: Exhibitions

1. 100 YEARS OF WOMEN ROCKIN’ THE WORLD: Celebrating International Women’s Day 1911 – 2011

   In March of 2010, ArtRage held a screening of a film about women artists titled, Who Does She Think She Is?.  It was so popular that we screened it two more times for a total of about 170 people! As a result of that screening…

2. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!: Graphics of the Black Panther Party USA

     From the collection of the CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL GRAPHICS (CSPG is the largest repository of political posters after World War II in the USA with over 75,000 in their collection) All Power to the People! featured Black Panther Party posters and…

3. TONTO REVISITED: Native American Stereotypes

   Tom Huff’s collection of portrayals of menacing warriors wielding tomahawks, knives and bows and arrows found in posters, advertisements, toys, sports logos and more were on display. He has been collecting “Indian Kitch” for over 25 years. While many may not think of them individually…

4. AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH: The Paintings of Robert Shetterly

   “The rule of law does not do away with the unequal distribution of wealth and power, but reinforces that inequality with the authority of law. It allocates wealth and poverty in such calculated and indirect ways as to leave the victim bewildered.” – Howard Zinn…

5. IMAGES OF RESISTANCE: The Photographs of Ruth Putter & Mima Cataldo

   This exhibit by two of Central New York’s leading feminist photographers, Ruth Putter and Mima Cataldo, was an inspiration to present social activists, reminding us that it is critical to understand that the freedoms we enjoy in the USA were not given but rather won…