Events

A cohort of photographers, born between 1950 and 1970, committed themselves to documenting these struggles for social change as they unfolded. Progressive and independent, some published their work in The Village Voice, the nation’s first alternative newsweekly, and some joined...

A feminist series of artworks by Siena Pullinzi focusing on the objectification of the female body, sex, and the internal conflicts of loneliness and isolation. Women depicted in these prints are a self reflection of how these topics coexist on...

Games for Windows: Experiments with Game Footage is a store-front window exhibition curated by Nilson Carroll at The Liquor Store in Rochester, NY. Expanding the tradition of cinema and games, each artist uses various gestures of play to create experimental video...

Visual Studies Workshop is pleased to present new works recently made in Rochester, NY by contemporary artists that approach or call for changes to current world subjects including, but not limited to environment, immigration, health, race, policy, social awareness, feminism,...

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that exist within our city. This effort also continues a...

Heather Swenson’s newest project Observation Towers combines the artist’s interest in printmaking and sculpture and brings her work into a public space for the first time. Through mimicking parts of their surroundings while simultaneously pulling visual information from other spaces, these structures...

Visions of Public Art is an exhibition of imagined public art installations in Rochester, New York. As the proposed installations are all in theory, there are no physical, budgetary, or legal restraints on their design. The final exhibition will consist...