Three venues participating in Intermissions - the
Red House Arts Center, the Warehouse Gallery, and The Point of Contact
Gallery - have special events happening TONIGHT from 5-8pm as
part of Th3. In addition, Light Work, Community Folk Art Center, and
SUArt Galleries will be open for Th3 with Anderson's work on view. Take
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Red House Arts Center 
Red House Arts Center features video art by Barry Anderson on three flat panel screens. The showcased videos include Treebeasties (1), Vertical Blinds (2), and Pulp Kali. Anderson's work is shown parallel to the main exhibition, Mudboy
by Raphael Lyon, from September 17 through November 8, 2009. The
opening reception will take place on September 17, a Th3 night, at 5pm.
201 S. West Street
Syracuse, NY 13202 |
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Warehouse Gallery 
The Warehouse Gallery features Barry Anderson's video Memory Bleed separate from their main exhibition American Ream
with Marco Maggi. The main exhibition is scheduled September 17 through
November 7, 2009, with an opening reception on Th3 night on September
17, 5-8pm.
350 W. Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY 13202 |
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The Point of Contact Gallery 
The Point of Contact Gallery is showing Barry Anderson's Kings, Thieves
video in the storefront of their gallery. The gallery formally begins
its fall season on September 17, 2009 with the exhibition Slow Scandal,
featuring Marco Maggi. This exhibition represents a collaborative
venture with the Warehouse Gallery. The Point of Contact Gallery
will host a reception on September 17 as part of Th3, from 5-8pm.
914 E. Genesee Street
Syracuse, NY 13210 |
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Light Work 
Light Work's Main Gallery features the video and sound installation Ectoplasmic Response
by Barry Anderson. The exhibition is scheduled through
October 21, 2009 with a lecture and gallery reception on September 29,
5-8pm. The lecture is sponsored by Syracuse University's 2009 Syracuse
Symposium, themed "Light."
Light Work will be open September 17 from 5-8pm as part of Th3.
316 Waverly Avenue
Syracuse, NY 13244
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Special Thanks
Intermissions is made possible by
funding and support from the Central New York Community Foundation,
Syracuse University's Division of Student Affairs, Syracuse Symposium,
Lamar Outdoor Advertising, and Syracuse Public Art Commission.
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Community Darkrooms Open House/Special Event Reminder 
Sunday, September 20, 2009
noon - 6pm
Community
Darkrooms is pleased to invite its members and the public to a special
event to celebrate our renovated facility. We have a new digital
service area and lounge; new, faster printers; and other services. Come
this Sunday and see for yourself why now is the best time to join
Community Darkrooms.
Schedule of Activities:
Starting at Noon:
Come
by for a tour of the facility or a portfolio review completed by Mary
Goodwin, Vern Burnett, or John Mannion. In addition, MacCentrix will be
on-site to complete a free cleaning of your Mac laptop computer.
1pm: Digital Color Basics Seminar with Clark Omholt
In
this fun and informative seminar, renowned digital color and workflow
expert Clark Omholt teaches you how to get better monitor-to-print
matching, starting with the basics of working with color spaces,
calibrating your monitor, and working with color settings in Adobe
Photoshop and Bridge. Community Darkrooms Epson printers will be on
hand to demonstrate throughout the seminar. Bring a digital file
of your own and see how color management improves your print results!
Special Offer:
Stop
in to pick up a 25% off coupon for a digital services print (orders
placed before October 1). Offer valid while supplies last.
Raffle:
Enter the raffle to win a free 30 x 40" digital print
We hope to see you Sunday! | |
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Light Work
316 Waverly Ave.
Syracuse, NY 13244
315.443.1300 p
315.443.9516 f
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About Us
Light
Work's mission is to provide direct support through exhibitions, artist
residencies, projects, and publications to emerging and
under-recognized visual artists working in photography and related
digital and electronic media.
Light
Work is dedicated to the support of the creation of new work and the
promotion of photography as a medium. The state-of-the-art darkrooms
and digital facilities are designed to make it easy for artists to
produce museum-quality work. All services are geared toward the needs
of artists.
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