Tag: arts
Armory Square Night Market brings together crafters, artists
Vintage button bracelets, flavored salts and even plants that smell like popcorn — these diverse items can all be found in Armory Square on a daily basis. But last night, they all came together in one location, SKY Armory, for the Night Market. Read More »
'The Christians' at Syracuse Stage leaves audience contemplating religion
This weekend, the Syracuse Stage launched its production of "The Christians," a play that asks its characters to contemplate their religion and leaves the interpretation of the story up to the audience. Read More »
SU Drama's production of 'The Spitfire Grill' relies on raw text, natural aesthetic
The Syracuse University Department of Drama brought a natural vibe to the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex in "The Spitfire Grill." The show, which takes place in a simple small town, opened this weekend and will run until April 10. Read More »
Riley: 4 things to take away from the Anderson .Paak concert
Did you miss the Anderson .Paak concert? Fear not, music columnist Emera Riley has four main takeaways from the second Bandersnatch concert of the semester. Read More »
Riley: Coleman Hell connects with audience at Schine Underground concert
At the Schine Underground venue Wednesday, musician Coleman Hell took the stage as part of the University Union’s Bandersnatch concert series. Read More »
Syracuse University Singers to travel to Bulgaria to compete in European Grand Prix
Having won the Florilège Vocal de Tours choral competition in France last year, the Syracuse University Singers will travel this May to Varna, Bulgaria to compete in the European Grand Prix. Read More »
SU Drama's 'Punk Rock' hits home with intense, emotional performance
'Punk Rock,' a whirlwind of a musical, premiered this weekend at the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex. Missed it? We break down the graffiti-filled performance and talk to cast members. Read More »
Students create art installations to raise awareness about social issues
SU professor of architecture Lori Brown has taught ARC 552: "Politics of Public Space" and has overseen public projects since the early 2000s. Read More »
Poets performing at Dear Straight People talk slam poetry and coming out in college
The four poets performing at the Dear Straight People poetry slam, Alix Olson, Danez Smith, Yazmin Monet Watkins and Kit Yan, discuss coming out in college and poetry as a form of activism. Read More »
Hohenwarter: 5 weather-inspired haikus
The weather is changing. Curl up with these poems and a cup of coffee this weekend. Read More »
Art and technology come together at the SALT Makerspace
The Syracuse Arts, Learning & Technology (SALT) Makerspace is for artists, engineers and hobbyists who want to bring their ideas to life using advanced technology. Read More »
Weiser-Schlesinger: '90s music isn't the end all be all of pop culture
Brett Weiser-Schlesinger is not a '90s kid. Read More »
Sophomore remembers late grandfather with Bible verse tattoo
Sophomore Tori Cedar tattoo represents her strong Catholic faith and love for her grandfather. Read More »
5 things you should know about X Ambassadors
Get pumped for X Ambassadors' performance by brushing up on your knowledge of the upstate New York natives. Read More »
5 reactions to Kenan Thompson's performance
Saturday Night Live's Kenan Thompson performed at Goldstein Auditorium during parents weekend, entertaining a crowd of all ages with stories from his career. Read More »
First Year Players announces 'Heathers: The Musical' for its annual show
First Year Players announced its 2016 performance Thursday night. Read More »
Black Rabbit Studio practices art of hand-lettering
Cayetano Valenzuela hand-painted signs can be seen at local businesses such as Recess Coffee, Strong Hearts Cafe and Funk 'n Waffles Read More »
Taylor Swift superfan to see '1989' tour for fifth time
Melissa Cubit submitted her application to meet Taylor Swift and was one of 89 people chosen out of at least 5,000. Cubit, a longtime fan of Swift, said she couldn’t believe she made the cut. Read More »
Point of Contact gallery to celebrate 40th anniversary with "Continuum" exhibition
Point of Contact, a gallery located in the Nancy Cantor Warehouse, will invite visitors to its 40th anniversary. The gallery has over 200 pieces of artwork. Read More »
Highlights from every Juice Jam performance
Despite the cold weather, the Juice Jam lineup energized the large crowd. Read More »
7 comics that 'Marmaduke' cartoonist Brad Anderson drew in the 1940s
SU alumnus Brad Anderson, the mastermind behind popular cartoon “Marmaduke,” died on Aug. 30 at the age of 91. He drew comics for The D.O. during his time at SU. Read More »
Q&A: SU alum Stephen Carrasco talks dancing for Broadway's 'Kinky Boots'
Stephen Carrasco talks about his time as the dance captain for Broadway's Kinky Boots. Read More »
Stevens: 5 movies to see this month
After a long summer of superheroes, singing and sequels, the fall movie season is here. This fall marks the return of a once-heralded director, a long-awaited crime drama and a weekly dose of under-the-radar films. Fall brings in intrigue what summer brought in size. Read More »
Work Wednesday: Allison Raymond
Sophomore Allison Raymond is the owner of a shop on Etsy. Read More »