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Fences
Saturday, December 1st, 2012Northern Exposure
Saturday, December 1st, 2012
Cuban-born visual artists Abisay Puentes Rodriquez and Oscar Garces will display their work at the Wailer Lofts 7 Days Gallery (North Salina Street) this week.
Elder Grace
Friday, November 30th, 2012
Performance poet Omanii Abdullah presented a one man show called New Shoes... at the Community Folk Art Center tonight. The performances continue through the weekend with new work such as "8:02 am" and classics like " I wanna be the kinda father my mother was." The show is directed by Ryan Johnson-Travis.
The Red Line
Friday, October 19th, 2012
Looking East
Looking West
Folkways (part 2)
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2012Folkways
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2012
Sculptor Sharon BuMann and former Syracuse Parks Commissioner Otis Jennings pose during the dedication for the Libba Cotten Monument, which was held Tuesday morning.
Then & Now (Hawley Avenue)
Monday, October 1st, 2012
Rose Viviano, director Art Rage Gallery. Art Rage is currently located on Hawley Avenue. She is pictured her during the Salt City Slam Poetry Finals, held at the Gallery on Thursday.
Salt City Finals (Rollercoaster)
Friday, September 28th, 2012
Poet JoJo brings the pain last night at Art Rage for the Salt City Slam!
Jojo shares a laugh before her second round performance.
Fellow slam poet Kelly congratulates Jojo after her first poem, which she wrote for her father.
Salt City Finals (Spoken Word Specialist)
Friday, September 28th, 2012
Jared Paul performed at the Salt City Slam event at Art Rage.
The Salt City Finals (part 1)
Friday, September 28th, 2012
Deb: The Champion
Here are some of the participants in last night’s Poetry Slam Finals coordinated by the Spoken Word” Underground Poetry Spot. The event was held at the Art Rage Gallery and included a special appearance by Providence’s Jared Paul.
Kelly: Slammin with style
MalTempo, framed
Over 100 people attended the event. About a dozen poets performed and Deb was crowned this season’s Salt City Slam! Champion. Support for the Slam was provided by Salt City Dishes.
Never Too Much: Buffalo’s Ten Thousand, a former Salt City Slam champ, quickly became a crowd favorite last night.
Last Man Standing: Mike the Poet, another former champ, lost to Deb in the final round.