It’s a colorful autumn for Rochester’s arts scene. These are the upcoming events we’re excited about.
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Amid tensions with art community, city looks to spend $200K on public art
Officials want to invest in a series of murals and other public art projects on city-owned properties.
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Brynn Tyszka, an ‘inventive force,’ takes the helm at Blackfriars Theatre
New Artistic Director Brynn Tyszka brings passion, eye for inclusivity to Blackfriars Theatre.
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Norman Rockwell uplifts at Utica’s MWP Art Institute
“America’s illustrator” showed Americans who they were, and who they could be.
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Brockport ends MFA program through VSW
Visual Studies Workshop will no longer offer a masters degree for students of visual culture, but the community art hub still has important work to do.
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WallTherapy opens: Here’s where to see the works
Celebrating its 10th year, WallTherapy begins Saturday with muralists working around town.
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Fringe 2022 to feature favorites among more than 500 in-person events
The Rochester Fringe returns to its original format and will feature performances from favorites such as Bandaloop and Cirque du Fringe.
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‘Construction season’ builds a rainbow at MAG
Two new monumental sculptures are being installed in the Memorial Art Gallery’s Centennial Sculpture Park.
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WallTherapy marks 10 years with one last festival
Capping a decade and scores of murals around town, WallTherapy pulls the plug on its annual festival. But the project will live on in other ways.
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County invites ‘mid-sized’ arts groups to apply for $20,000 in funding
Monroe County has set aside $500,000 for “mid-sized” arts groups after facing scrutiny about its lack of funding for the arts.
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Dust off your tote bag, art festivals are back
With this list of regional art fairs, you’ll have your holiday shopping done early.
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‘Rochester Groovecast’ paves way for new arts podcast ‘The Process’
Music fan Ben Albert built a successful local podcast at the height of the pandemic. Now Siena Facciolo is picking up where he left off.
