A photographer ripped the runway last night for Fashion’s Conscience at Syracuse University. (Design by 3ecome aka B3 aka Become)
Different Perspective
March 26th, 2017Week in Review
March 26th, 2017
Fashion’s Conscience hosts and SU students Majik and Kamey: A creative duo for a creative show.
Another Enchanted Evening (featuring emerging talent)
March 26th, 2017
Once again, the Fashion’s Conscience combination runway show/pop up shop/concert remains one of the most creative events of the Spring season. (Design by Become aka 3ecome).
Extra Sensory Connection
March 25th, 2017
Kirsten Tegtmeyer and ESP played the Sitrus Lounge on Friday evening.
More March Madness
March 24th, 2017
Tobin Anderson, coach St. Thomas Aquinas College
Syracuse loves to pull for the underdog.
St. Thomas Aquinas College came to Lemoyne as a lower seed and still took the chip. We heard they lost in the NCAA Div. II Elite 8 this week.
This picture is of Coach Tobin Anderson, who did a great job rallying his troops during the run. Anderson previously coached at Clarkson, Siena, and Lemoyne.
Throwback Thursday
March 23rd, 2017
The Beat Goes On: Ralph Kinsey at a show in Syracuse (circa 2003).
Syracuse Architectural Digest: Tactical Urbanist
March 22nd, 2017
Nate Hommel, urban designer
Nate Hommel says that streets are public spaces. During a workshop and didactic session at Assumption Church, the Director of planning and design for University City District (UCD) told residents, students, and developers to hack, tinker, analyze and design to help transform spaces and help people love where they live. When you love where you live, he said, you start caring a lot more about things that go on and you become more involved.
Hommel is pictured at a the Freedom Garden on N. Townsend, which is a few stone throw away from where he was born (St. Joseph’s Hospital).
He is a graduate of SUNY ESF and has worked for UCD since 2012.
Who, What, Wear (North Townsend)
March 21st, 2017
Hat of the Day
Weird Science Scene
March 20th, 2017
Downtown Syracuse Lit Up
Week in Review
March 19th, 2017
A valid excuse to be late for work