The ubiquitous, Rochester-centric street art of Mike Dellaria, aka Dellarious, gets its own brick-and-mortar shop.
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Protest is personal in Joshua Rashaad McFadden’s Eastman Museum art show
The 31-year-old Rochester photographer’s rare early-career retrospective at George Eastman Museum runs through June 19.
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Haunting HIV/AIDS posters are now art in new RIT Press book
A powerful vintage poster exhibit at the University of Rochester challenges how we look at HIV.
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Take a post-feast street art stroll
After filling up on turkey, stuffing, and pie, walk it off while checking out these fresh-air art treks.
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County poised to pony up for public arts funding
Small arts organizations are the target of a proposed big hike in public funding for the arts in the Monroe County budget.
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Ghosts in the machines at RoCo’s ‘Messages & Mediums’
Two artists at Rochester Contemporary deal with communicating across great divides in a time of mass death and physical distancing.
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Roc Arts United launches central resource site for artists and orgs
The arts advocacy group launched a new website that lists opportunities and resources for local artists and small arts organizations.
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‘Water is Life’ mural by Seneca artist installed on the Genesee
Artist Peter Jemison’s new mural depicts the Haudenosaunee creation story and acknowledges the original inhabitants of the region.
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The surreal and strange work of ‘Salut’
Bradd Young, aka Salut, makes the leap to full-time artist.
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Artists complete four-year Arnett Branch Library mural project in 19th Ward
The Arnett Branch Library celebrates the completion of its Book Spine Mural project— which began in 2017 — on Sept. 15.
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Two new sculptures coming to Memorial Art Gallery’s lawn
Plans are in the works for a “Lover’s Rainbow” and another unnamed work to be installed by next fall.
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Peculiar Asphalt brings color to the city, one basketball court at a time
Peculiar Asphalt, a city-funded youth mural project, wrapped a third season of artfully refurbishing basketball courts.
