Photographer Adam Ekberg captures magical moments in time with the show “Minor Spectacles” at George Eastman Museum.
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Behind the Glass Gallery brings art to The Mercantile-on-Main
Photographer Richard Colón’s idea for a pop-up art event at The Mercantile has bloomed into a full-fledged gallery with monthly exhibits.
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Photographer Adam Eaton spotlights beauty
Eaton’s portraits range from headshots to moody poses and emphasize the radiance of people of color.
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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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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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Six art shows you shouldn’t miss this fall
Get these exhibits in your calendar, get gussied, and get off the couch.
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Eastman Museum exhibition spotlights trans and gender nonconforming older adults
Eastman Museum’s “To Survive on This Shore” photo exhibition presents a spectrum of trans and gender nonconforming older adults portraits and stories.
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Eastman Museum looks back with a Carl Chiarenza retrospective
While reflecting on nearly seven decades of work, photographer Carl Chiarenza hasn’t stopped evolving his artistic practice.
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Public art saved my sanity in 2020
Photographer Quajay Donnell recounts how documenting Rochester murals helped him get through the difficult year.
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Art and social justice series ‘Black House Narratives’ debuts Thursday
21st Century Arts presents an 11-day, robust program of screenings, visual art, performances, and discussions with activists and artists.
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Annalisa Barron mines Rochester’s photo history for ‘Place Projectors’
Painter, sculptor, and filmmaker Annalisa Barron has lived in Rochester for barely a year, but she’s already a force on the art scene.
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Protest chronicler Martin Hawk is under pressure . . . and fire
Martin Hawk’s new project, “Pressure Gradient,” documents the fight for racial justice in Rochester after the death of Daniel Prude.
