Shawnee Rebekah Morning Dove Hill’s oracle card drawings at Rochester Contemporary Art Center are designed to center the soul.
Rochester Contemporary Art Center
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At RoCo’s ‘6×6’ exhibition, it’s hip to be square — and aware
This year’s “6×6” fundraiser at RoCo aims, in part, to raise awareness about environmental contamination in Puerto Rico.
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Electronic storytelling exhibits at MAG and RoCo reflect on upheaval and identity
Two new exhibitions tell stories of identity and traumatic transitions.
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REVIEW: 2020 and 40/40 visions of change at RoCo
At Rochester Contemporary’s exhibit of prints and collages, the message is in the medium.
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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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RoCo’s latest exhibit is a real artpocalypse
Rochester Contemporary’s ‘Last Year On Earth’ showcases creative responses to the events of 2020.
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Print Club’s ‘Make One, Take One’ highlights technique, cultural exchange
The program features five short illustrated presentations meant to educate viewers about printmaking exchange portfolios.
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Calendar preview: Workin’ it out
This week’s preview highlights the lectures, workshops, and exhibits to inspire continued action now that the election is over.
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Calendar preview: Time to vote
This week’s events are all about the vote, featuring music, dance, films, lectures, readings, and more– plus CITY’s handy election guide.
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‘Trust, but verify’ chronicles the era of misinformation
The Rochester Contemporary Art Center’s “Trust, but verify” exhibit examines the impact of misinformation on today’s media culture.
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Open (art) house
A look at what will be presented this season by area galleries and museums, many of which are still in virtual limbo.
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Project pins up political art publicly
The “Underpin & Overcoat” installation puts oversized buttons with slogans and stances on downtown & West Side walls.
