ArtRage Gallery is a non-profit organization that features innovative exhibitions for visitors. The exhibits are unique in the way that they highlight social justice and environmental concerns. The intriguing artworks and paintings by local artists and activists grace the walls of the exhibition hall, which are a visual treat for art enthusiasts. These art exhibitions aim to promote social awareness and emphasize the significance of cultural change. In addition to thought-provoking art displays, ArtRage regularly features workshops, films, and lectures.
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Community Folk Art Center Inc. (CFAC) began operations in 1972 to provide quality showcase for African Diasporan artists, creating a setting for dialogue and interaction among emerging, mid-career and professional artists, in Central New York. Its public programming includes exhibitions, film screenings, gallery talks, workshops and courses in studio and performing arts. A unit of the African American Studies Department at Syracuse University, Community Folk Art Center Inc. offers several education and public programming options, which includes Creative Arts Academy (CAA), a pre-professional after school program for middle and high school students.
Founded in 1897, the Everson Museum of Art was established with the mission of promoting American art forms with no particular restriction or parameter. The structure of the museum itself represents creativity and architectural excellence. It comprises a vast collection of paintings, drawings, and other art forms that add up to almost 11,000 objects. Apart from the permanent collection, it also hosts temporary exhibitions that give the visitors an idea about innovation in the world of contemporary art.
