Exhibitions

Category: Exhibitions

1. MEN ONLY: Vernacular Photographs of Male Affection from the Collection of William Knodel

   William Knodel was a college student in the 1970s in New York City when he purchased his first second-hand snapshot, a group of young men in assorted swimming attire whose style dated them back to the turn of the century, posing before a camp tent…

2. DAUGHTERS OF IXCHEL- WOMEN WEAVERS OF GUATEMALA: The Photography of Mary Lawyer O’Connor  

     DAUGHTERS OF IXCHEL was a collection of images of Maya women and their hand-woven textiles that brought awareness and understanding of vibrant Maya cultures and the challenges they face.  The exhibit was a look into the lives of women weavers from Guatemala and Southern…

3. THE MACHINE – LA MAQUINA, The Art of Favianna Rodriguez

   The work of Favianna Rodriguez embodies an art and cultural practice that gives voices to disenfranchised people all over the world, transforming it into a tool for agitation, inspiration, and action. The exhibition, THE MACHINE – LA MAQUINA featured some of Favianna’s newest works. Using…

4. CNY PRIDE FAMILIES: The Art of Ellen M. Blalock

   This exhibit was a portrait of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender  families in Central New York communities. Through it we sought to challenge and change damaging myths and stereotypes about LGBT people and their families. We hoped to contribute to the process of dismantling the…

5. 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…