Spark is closed.
Syracuse University Library is closing at six o’clock tonight. As a result, the Special Collections Research Center will not be available for Th3.
Syracuse Technology Garden is in the process of hanging a show so it is closed.
The Everson Museum of Art is having a private reception so it is closed to the public for Th3.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Winter Solstice Party at Delavan Art Gallery Dec. 20
Winter Solstice Party during Th3 at Delavan Art Gallery on Dec. 20th from 5-8 PM.
What is the Winter Solstice?
At precisely 1:08 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, December 22, 2007, Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere. This is the longest night and shortest day of the year when the Sun is farthest South and the Earth is at its maximum tilt. While it may seem like a dark time to celebrate, the Winter Solstice marks the return of the Sun. After Saturday, the days will grow longer and the Sun will return to bring Summer once again to Syracuse.
Please join us to celebrate the Sun's return...
-Listen to live jazz by Marcia Rutledge and Andrew Carroll starting at 6 PM.
-Meet our current featured artists: Amy E. Bartell, Tara Hogan and many of the members of the Syracuse Ceramic Guild.
-Do some last minute shopping and support the arts in the process! Click HERE to see art for sale at www.DelavanArtGallery.com
What is the Winter Solstice?
At precisely 1:08 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on Saturday, December 22, 2007, Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere. This is the longest night and shortest day of the year when the Sun is farthest South and the Earth is at its maximum tilt. While it may seem like a dark time to celebrate, the Winter Solstice marks the return of the Sun. After Saturday, the days will grow longer and the Sun will return to bring Summer once again to Syracuse.
Please join us to celebrate the Sun's return...
-Listen to live jazz by Marcia Rutledge and Andrew Carroll starting at 6 PM.
-Meet our current featured artists: Amy E. Bartell, Tara Hogan and many of the members of the Syracuse Ceramic Guild.
-Do some last minute shopping and support the arts in the process! Click HERE to see art for sale at www.DelavanArtGallery.com
Syr Tech Garden Closed Dec. 20 Th3
The Syracuse Technology Garden will not be participating in December 20th's Th3 because they are in the process of hanging new art work. They are combining January's Th3 with their open house so there will be a reception there during the evening of January 17th, 2008.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Hugh Tifft: 100 Years of Color Photography
Light Work/Community Darkrooms will host a lecture this Thursday by photographer and collector Hugh Tifft as part of November's TH3. Tifft will explore the 100th anniversary of color photography spanning the early years of 1907 through the mid 1930s.The presentation will include actual examples of the first commercially viable color process, the Autochrome process. The historical context, as well as viewing devices, period and contemporary written materials, and examples of other early color processes will be explored. The discussion will conclude with an informal talk about the do's and don'ts of starting a photography collection.
Date: Thursday, November 15
Time: 6pm (Light Work/Community Darkrooms will be open 5-8)
Location: Light Work/Community Darkrooms, 316 Waverly Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244
For more information: Call Jessica Heckman at 443-1300 or email info@lightwork.org.
Date: Thursday, November 15
Time: 6pm (Light Work/Community Darkrooms will be open 5-8)
Location: Light Work/Community Darkrooms, 316 Waverly Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244
For more information: Call Jessica Heckman at 443-1300 or email info@lightwork.org.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Delavan Art Gallery Opening on NOV 15 Th3
SYRACUSE, New York -- October 29, 2007 -- Delavan Art Gallery is pleased to present the exhibition "Wrapping Up The Season" featuring mixed media works from the series "Archeological Memoir" by Amy E. Bartell and "Conversations With Nature" by Tara Hogan in addition to works by the Syracuse Ceramic Guild. The exhibit opens on Thursday, November 15 from 5-8 p.m. and continues through Saturday, December 22, 2007.
Amy E. Bartell has returned for a second exhibition at Delavan Art Gallery to show a new series of mixed media works titled "Archeological Memoir." In her artist statement she describes the body of work as "a glimpse into memory and a quest for directional clues amidst the maps, signs, mysteries, scraps of writing and the compass of magnetic north." Bartell's art work can be found in the collections of numerous individuals and organizations including Carleton College, California State University, Syracuse University and SUNY New York. She is known as a mural artist around the country and as the former Gallery Coordinator of Delavan Art Gallery. Currently, she is a faculty member of the art department at SUNY Oswego. Bartell's approach in her new series raises the question "What do we see when we scan the horizons of our lives? Where do we dig; does 'X' really mark the spot?"
Amy Bartell, "Crossing Against the Light" mixed media, 6" x 6"
Tara Hogan is exhibiting a collection of monoprints and mixed media from a new series of work titled "Conversations With Nature." The body of work conveys a dialogue between humans, animals and nature inspired by an interest in environmental consciousness. Hogan has been a graphic designer since earning her B.F.A. in Illustration from Syracuse University eight years ago. Her art has been published in American Illustration, CMYK Magazine, Domino Magazine online and on the back of Bear Magazine. About her distinct style, Hogan explains, "I have a loving appreciation for nature's intricate beauty combined with modern urban style."
Tara Hogan, "Conversations with Nature" pencil, monoprint and ink on paper
Syracuse Ceramic Guild has returned for a third exhibition at Delavan Art Gallery, featuring ceramics by ten of its members. Selected works include eclectic ceramics by Lory and Walt Black, porcelain and stoneware by Sue Canizares, Raku sculpture by Dona Flaherty, Raku pottery by Dee Gage, abstract sculptural stoneware by Jane T. Gillett, ceramic story boxes by Amy Patricia Komar, "Biomorpheus," a body of abstract works by Ron Kalinoski, high-fired porcelain and stoneware by Bobbi Lamb and soda fired works by Steven Pilcher. The Syracuse Ceramic Guild, established in 1947, is a not-for-profit organization of potters dedicated to the promotion of awareness and understanding of the ceramic medium.
Representing Syracuse Ceramic Guild:
Jane T. Gillett, "The Unfolding" stoneware, oxide, glaze
Delavan Art Gallery is a 3,800 square foot showcase and sales venue for fine art created by area artists. Conveniently located downtown at 501 West Fayette Street in Syracuse, the gallery is free and open to the public. Off-street parking is available and the gallery is handicapped accessible. Delavan Art Gallery opens “Wrapping Up the Season” from 5 - 8 p.m. on Thursday, November 15, which is also Th3, The Third Thursday. The show is on exhibit through Saturday, December 22 on Thursday and Friday afternoons from 12-6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and at other times by appointment. For more information visit www.DelavanArtGallery.com.
MEET THE ARTISTS!
Artists in Attendance:
Saturday November 17, noon - 3 p.m.- Amy Bartell
Saturday November 24, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Saturday December 1, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Saturday December 15, noon - 3 p.m.- Tara Hogan
Saturday December 22, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Special Events:
Thursday December 20 from 5 - 8 p.m.- Delavan Art Gallery will have several of our featured artists in attendance for Th3, The Third Thursday, Syracuse's citywide visual arts night. For more information on Th3 please visit www.th3syracuse.com
Saturday December 8 at 2 p.m.- Stone Canoe Writers Series featuring Michael Burkard and Chris Kennedy. Michael Burkard was a 2006 Stone Canoe Poetry Editor and faculty member in the Creative Writing Program at Syracuse University. Chris Kennedy is the director of the M.F.A. program in creative writing at Syracuse University and the author of full-length collections of poetry. For more information on Burkard, Kennedy and the publication Stone Canoe, please visit www.stonecanoejournal.org
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Amy E. Bartell has returned for a second exhibition at Delavan Art Gallery to show a new series of mixed media works titled "Archeological Memoir." In her artist statement she describes the body of work as "a glimpse into memory and a quest for directional clues amidst the maps, signs, mysteries, scraps of writing and the compass of magnetic north." Bartell's art work can be found in the collections of numerous individuals and organizations including Carleton College, California State University, Syracuse University and SUNY New York. She is known as a mural artist around the country and as the former Gallery Coordinator of Delavan Art Gallery. Currently, she is a faculty member of the art department at SUNY Oswego. Bartell's approach in her new series raises the question "What do we see when we scan the horizons of our lives? Where do we dig; does 'X' really mark the spot?"
Amy Bartell, "Crossing Against the Light" mixed media, 6" x 6"Tara Hogan is exhibiting a collection of monoprints and mixed media from a new series of work titled "Conversations With Nature." The body of work conveys a dialogue between humans, animals and nature inspired by an interest in environmental consciousness. Hogan has been a graphic designer since earning her B.F.A. in Illustration from Syracuse University eight years ago. Her art has been published in American Illustration, CMYK Magazine, Domino Magazine online and on the back of Bear Magazine. About her distinct style, Hogan explains, "I have a loving appreciation for nature's intricate beauty combined with modern urban style."
Tara Hogan, "Conversations with Nature" pencil, monoprint and ink on paperSyracuse Ceramic Guild has returned for a third exhibition at Delavan Art Gallery, featuring ceramics by ten of its members. Selected works include eclectic ceramics by Lory and Walt Black, porcelain and stoneware by Sue Canizares, Raku sculpture by Dona Flaherty, Raku pottery by Dee Gage, abstract sculptural stoneware by Jane T. Gillett, ceramic story boxes by Amy Patricia Komar, "Biomorpheus," a body of abstract works by Ron Kalinoski, high-fired porcelain and stoneware by Bobbi Lamb and soda fired works by Steven Pilcher. The Syracuse Ceramic Guild, established in 1947, is a not-for-profit organization of potters dedicated to the promotion of awareness and understanding of the ceramic medium.
Representing Syracuse Ceramic Guild:Jane T. Gillett, "The Unfolding" stoneware, oxide, glaze
Delavan Art Gallery is a 3,800 square foot showcase and sales venue for fine art created by area artists. Conveniently located downtown at 501 West Fayette Street in Syracuse, the gallery is free and open to the public. Off-street parking is available and the gallery is handicapped accessible. Delavan Art Gallery opens “Wrapping Up the Season” from 5 - 8 p.m. on Thursday, November 15, which is also Th3, The Third Thursday. The show is on exhibit through Saturday, December 22 on Thursday and Friday afternoons from 12-6 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and at other times by appointment. For more information visit www.DelavanArtGallery.com.
MEET THE ARTISTS!
Artists in Attendance:
Saturday November 17, noon - 3 p.m.- Amy Bartell
Saturday November 24, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Saturday December 1, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Saturday December 15, noon - 3 p.m.- Tara Hogan
Saturday December 22, noon - 3 p.m.- Artists from Syracuse Ceramic Guild (TBA)
Special Events:
Thursday December 20 from 5 - 8 p.m.- Delavan Art Gallery will have several of our featured artists in attendance for Th3, The Third Thursday, Syracuse's citywide visual arts night. For more information on Th3 please visit www.th3syracuse.com
Saturday December 8 at 2 p.m.- Stone Canoe Writers Series featuring Michael Burkard and Chris Kennedy. Michael Burkard was a 2006 Stone Canoe Poetry Editor and faculty member in the Creative Writing Program at Syracuse University. Chris Kennedy is the director of the M.F.A. program in creative writing at Syracuse University and the author of full-length collections of poetry. For more information on Burkard, Kennedy and the publication Stone Canoe, please visit www.stonecanoejournal.org
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Spark Contemporary Art Space
Spark will be closed for October's Th3: The Third Thursday, visit sparkartspace.com for other October events.
Please attend the Emotional Realism screening in support of Astria Suparak, former Director of the Warehouse Gallery. Further details below.
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EMOTIONAL REALISM // A SCREENING OF VIDEO-WORKS BY ARTISTS // CURATED BY COOPER BATTERSBY AND EMILY VEY DUKE // PRESENTED BY THE WAREHOUSE GALLERY // UNDER THE FORMER DIRECTORSHIP OF ASTRIA SUPARAK // ANCILLARY TO HER SHOW // COME ON: DESIRE UNDER THE FEMALE GAZE //
THURSDAY OCTOBER 18th // 8PM // TH3 SYRACUSE ARTS NIGHT // WATSON THEATER // 310 WAVERLY AVENUE AT COMSTOCK // SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY // FREE ADMISSION
PROGRAM OF WORKS // MIRIAM BACKSTROM -REBECKA- 40 MINS // LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER -A MOTHER TO HOLD- 22 MINS // DENA DECOLA & KARIN WANDNER -FIVE MORE MINUTES- 17 MINS // AMANDA BAGGS -IN MY LANGUAGE- 8 MINS 35 SECS //
THIS SCREENING IS THE LAST EVENT ASTRIA SUPARAK ORGANIZED IN HER CAPACITY AS DIRECTOR OF THE WAREHOUSE GALLERY. ATTENDANCE IS A WAY TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR HER WORK.
+ Emotional Realism PDF: sparkartspace.com/images/emo%20realism%20poster.pdf
+ keepastria.com
+ syracuse-warehouse.blogspot.com
+ sparkartspace.com
Please attend the Emotional Realism screening in support of Astria Suparak, former Director of the Warehouse Gallery. Further details below.
________________________________________________
EMOTIONAL REALISM // A SCREENING OF VIDEO-WORKS BY ARTISTS // CURATED BY COOPER BATTERSBY AND EMILY VEY DUKE // PRESENTED BY THE WAREHOUSE GALLERY // UNDER THE FORMER DIRECTORSHIP OF ASTRIA SUPARAK // ANCILLARY TO HER SHOW // COME ON: DESIRE UNDER THE FEMALE GAZE //
THURSDAY OCTOBER 18th // 8PM // TH3 SYRACUSE ARTS NIGHT // WATSON THEATER // 310 WAVERLY AVENUE AT COMSTOCK // SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY // FREE ADMISSION
PROGRAM OF WORKS // MIRIAM BACKSTROM -REBECKA- 40 MINS // LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER -A MOTHER TO HOLD- 22 MINS // DENA DECOLA & KARIN WANDNER -FIVE MORE MINUTES- 17 MINS // AMANDA BAGGS -IN MY LANGUAGE- 8 MINS 35 SECS //
THIS SCREENING IS THE LAST EVENT ASTRIA SUPARAK ORGANIZED IN HER CAPACITY AS DIRECTOR OF THE WAREHOUSE GALLERY. ATTENDANCE IS A WAY TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR HER WORK.
+ Emotional Realism PDF: sparkartspace.com/images/emo%20realism%20poster.pdf
+ keepastria.com
+ syracuse-warehouse.blogspot.com
+ sparkartspace.com
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Live Painting at Delavan Art Gallery on Sept 20
For September's Th3, Delavan Art Gallery is proud to present live painting by one of our featured artists, Michael Berman.
Michael Berman - Untitled, oil and acrylic paint on burlap, 72" x 72"
Michael Berman paints large abstractions using geometric formations and bright contrasting colors on a variety of materials including burlap and corkboard. The Syracuse native studied under a three year scholarship at the Art Students League of New York where he received the "Best of Show" distinction for two years. For over twenty years since then, his work has been shown extensively in the metropolitan areas of New York and New Jersey, in Utah and throughout Central New York. Berman once said he finds working on a large scale, "the most challenging and the most satisfying in (his) working process."
Please join us on September 20th between 5-8 p.m.!
-Delavan Art Gallery
Michael Berman - Untitled, oil and acrylic paint on burlap, 72" x 72"Michael Berman paints large abstractions using geometric formations and bright contrasting colors on a variety of materials including burlap and corkboard. The Syracuse native studied under a three year scholarship at the Art Students League of New York where he received the "Best of Show" distinction for two years. For over twenty years since then, his work has been shown extensively in the metropolitan areas of New York and New Jersey, in Utah and throughout Central New York. Berman once said he finds working on a large scale, "the most challenging and the most satisfying in (his) working process."
Please join us on September 20th between 5-8 p.m.!
-Delavan Art Gallery
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