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 Craft Chemistry is a new collaborative art market selling unusual, intricate and unique wares, all handcrafted by local artists. Come check out all the funky artistry at 745 N. Salina.
Click on the link to learn more: www.craftchemistry.com |
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Northside News
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Variety of Events at ArtRage |
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Written by Clare Rauch
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Friday, March 12, 2010 |
 On Saturday night, from 8-10pm, ArtRage is host to the local improv group "Don't Feed the Actors." The comedic group specializes in audience interactive improvisation. They pride themselves in bringing their unique show to locations all over Upstate New York. The group is made up of a dozen of Central New York’s finest local comedic actors. With different actors and different games in each show, and of course different suggestions from the audience, they all but guarantee a new and exciting show each time. Tickets are available at the door for $15.
Then on Monday, March 15 from 7-9pm Dan Leonard gives his talk "Men are Victims, Too," speaking on the sexual abuse of little boys through the vehicle of his own story.The commonly accepted figures state that in the USA, 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 6 boys are abused. Dan will relate his experience as a fraternity member to the overall issue of sexual abuse; “Macho” football player, he seemed to have no apparent problems with the outside world – a productive member of society – but holding a terrible secret. Join us to hear his story and the story of thousands just like him…and you…and me. The event is free and open to the public.
Click here for more information on these and other events happening at ArtRage.
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Upcoming Exhibit at Craft Chemistry Next Thursday |
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Written by Clare Rauch
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Thursday, March 11, 2010 |
 Craft Chemistry will be featuring artist, Mark Povinelli, from March 18th - April 11th on the gallery wall. The opening reception will be held next Thursday, March 18th from 5-8pm. We encourage you to stop by, check it out and enjoy yummy refreshments. Mark Povinelli is curating this exhibition of over 80 or more of his most recent drawings, titled Reassemblages. Povinelli navigates mythaglyphic language within the matrix of drawings as captured portals. Also on display will be a window installation designed by the artist.
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Craft Chemistry Sponsors Film Screening of Handmade Nation |
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Written by Clare Rauch
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Monday, March 08, 2010 |
 Craft Chemistry, partnering with the Syracuse University COLAB, is presenting a film screening of Handmade Nation at 5:15pm tonight. The film with an artist talk to follow by documentary filmmaker Faythe Levine will be held at Watson Auditorium on SU's campus. For more information please click on this link to Craft Chemistry's website or check out the COLAB blog by clicking here.
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A-OK! (Acts of Kindness) & Women Transcending Boundaries |
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Written by Women Transcending Boundaries
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Friday, March 05, 2010 |
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 Women Transcending Boundaries (under a grant from the Central New York Community Foundation) is inviting organizations to join us in a weekend of volunteerism and community building. The “Acts of Kindness! (A-OK!) Weekend” will take place on Saturday and Sunday, September 11 and 12, 2010. This exciting weekend will provide many opportunities for networking among groups across the city—highlighting the extraordinary work already being done in addition to attracting more volunteers to expand current service projects and create new ones!
Planning for the “A-OK! Weekend” will be done by a committee consisting of one representative from each participating organization. The initial organizational meeting will be held at four different times and places, so that all who wish to get in on the ground floor of this unique, collaborative effort will have the opportunity to do so. (Please note: You or a designated representative need be at only ONE of these initial meetings.)
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St. Joseph's Hospital Celebrated Diversity with Weeklong Activities |
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Written by St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
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Monday, March 01, 2010 |
 St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center celebrated diversity in February by hosting a week of activities that included an ice carving exhibition by international ice competitor Stan Kolonko, Multicultural Awareness Day, Diversity Expo featuring local food and music, multicultural meals served in the cafeteria, and a prayer service.
It is important for the hospital to embrace diversity among its employees, medical staff, patients and visitors, said Frank Panzetta, St. Joseph’s director of human resources.
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