Posts Tagged ‘2012’
Kefi (continued)
Wednesday, June 13th, 2012Kefi (continued)
Wednesday, June 13th, 2012Avant-gardism
Friday, June 8th, 2012
The Maars Session
Kefi
Friday, June 8th, 2012
Traditional Dancing: Greek Festival

Food Vendors: Greek Cultural Festival

Fancy Footwork
Cuse Bound and Down
Friday, June 8th, 2012
Chris Taylor and the Custom Taylor Band

Kenny Dollinger mingles with fans during the Chris Taylor Custom Band show at the Taste of Syracuse.

Guest Amy Groth Doan plays the fiddle

Brett Nelson

A young couple makes a love connection on stage
About Books (part 2)
Tuesday, June 5th, 2012About Books
Tuesday, June 5th, 2012Strokin’
Saturday, June 2nd, 2012

Israe Hagen, Bass Solo

Isreal Hagan, Syracuse’s Boss of the Bass
Public Square Revived
Thursday, May 31st, 2012
Norm Swanson speaks at the rededication of Forman Park
Forman Park, originally conceived as Forman Square nearly two centuries ago, was re-dedicated today in a ceremony featuring civic leaders and business leaders from the Midtown neighborhood. Above developer Norm Swanson talks about purchasing the Parkview Hotel, which faces the Park. The Parkview was re-developed a few years ago.

Forman Park

SU Chancellor Nancy Cantor and Architecture Dean Mark Robbins

Mayor Miner activates the Forman Park Fountain

Bj Adigun, environmental advocate for Onondaga County, speaks at the dedication about the environmental benefits of green infrastructure in cities
Insider’s Guide to the City Game
Thursday, May 24th, 2012
Street Ball: The Love of the Game
Pass the rock.
Dribble, dribble, shoot.
Pick & Roll.
Give & Go.
Tighten-up on defense…
Pick-up basketball is part of a universal language that was well-chronicled by Alex Wielgus and Chuck Wolf in the early 80s. The game is always the game, whether you are in Syracuse, DC, Kansas or Seattle. But there are some places where the game borders on religion. One of those places is New York

Dave Cain, the Director: He’s got game
Syracuse’s David Cain, who grew up in Harlem and played at St. John’s, is excited about seeing the film. He says that there is a unique energy to basketball in New York. He talked about the allure of playing at Rucker Park, near where he grew up during a recent phone interview (listen below).
Doin’ It will also be screened later this summer at the ImageNation Outdoor Film Series, which was founded by Syracuse’s Moikgantsi Kama.