Exhibitions

Category: Exhibitions

1. NOTHING TO HIDE: Mental Illness in the Family

   In keeping with the mission of ArtRage to exhibit art of social importance, and in collaboration with NAMI Syracuse (National Alliance on Mental Illness), we presented an exhibit of art by and about survivors of schizophrenia. Jamie Campbell, featured in the photo essay of NOTHING…

2. Iraq/U.S.- Children, Art & Building a Culture of Peace

   Iraq & the U.S. – Children, Art & Building a Culture of Peace was an exhibit of artwork exchanged between Iraqi refugee children living in Jordan and students at Syracuse’s Van Duyn Elementary School. At the opening reception we celebrated this milestone of understanding through…

3. HOPE in a time of TURMOIL: Colombia & the Art of Jafeth Gómez Ledesma

   The paintings of artist, activist, dreamer and teacher – Jafeth Gómez Ledesma              

4. SYRACUSE CULTURAL WORKERS INSIDE-OUT

   Syracuse Cultural Workers’ 25th Anniversary Exhibit Syracuse Cultural Workers (SCW) presents a familiar face (or, rather, several familiar faces) to the progressive community in Syracuse. The calendars, posters, cards and T-shirts they publish are well known; and the banners, drums, and willing bodies are a…

5. VOICES OF DIVERSITY: A Photographic Portrait of the Syracuse Community Choir by Lida Suchý

   Voices of Diversity was a composite photographic portrait of the Syracuse Community Choir. Composed of more than a hundred individual black & white images, it foregrounds the potential of art/singing as a powerful tool for fostering broad social inclusiveness and community building. This exhibit honored…