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CONNECTIVE CORRIDOR |
The Connective Corridor is a 1.5 mile signature strip of cutting-edge cultural development connecting University Hill with downtown Syracuse. The Corridor will make investments in key locations supporting historic landmarks, cultural institutions and private development in the city. These areas include the emerging arts districts along East Genesee Street and the Near Westside; Fayette-Firefighters Park and Columbus Circle; the nightlife of Armory Square; and the Civic Strip, where the Oncenter complex and the Everson Museum tie into the center of downtown. Altogether, the Corridor is home to home to three major universities and over 20 arts and cultural venues. http://connectivecorridor.syr.edu
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EVERSON MUSEUM |
The mission of the Everson Museum of Art is to preserve, exhibit, interpret, and enhance its collection of historical and contemporary American visual arts and its international ceramic collection. The Museum seeks to inspire, educate and enrich all people and integrate art into their lives through direct encounters with its own collections and temporary exhibitions. 401 Harrison Street
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Since 1973, Light Work has provided direct support to artists working in the mediums of photography and digital imaging through exhibitions, lectures, classes, artist residencies, publications and other related projects. 316 Waverly Avenue
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Point of Contact is dedicated to the exploration of the verbal and visual arts, and is the generator of various literary publications and artistic events that include the Syracuse International Film and Video Festival (SIFVF), international art exhibits, theater events, academic symposiums, poetry readings and cross cultural exchange. 914 East Genesee St.
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SUArt Galleries' mission is to enhance the cultural environment of its community and surrounding area. Its vision is to provide meaningful educational experiences and encounters with the visual arts. The educational experiences will concentrate on exhibitions in the main campus gallery and satellite galleries of objects from the university's encyclopedic permanent collection covering the styles and time periods from pre-history to the present. SUArt will also organize and exhibit temporary exhibitions from outside collections examining a broad spectrum of visual arts themes, subjects and time periods. 018 Sims Hall
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Spark Contemporary Art Space acts as a gallery, performance space, and studio. Spark's primary aim is to provide space and community to emerging artists in the Syracuse region and beyond. The gallery was founded in the mid-nineties and functions as a contemporary venue and resource to the artistic and performative talents of the region. 1005 East Fayette St.
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The gallery’s mission is to present exhibitions and programs by artists whose work engages the community in a dialogue regarding the role the arts can play in illuminating critical issues of our life and times. 350 West Fayette Street
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The Community Folk Art Center is a program of the African American
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