Don’t miss your last weekend to get spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair
This is the last weekend to be spooked at Fright Nights at the Fair, which features five haunted houses. Read more »
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Light Work announces 2019 lineup of Artists-In-Residence
Since 1976, more than 400 artists spanning every U.S. state and fifteen different countries have participated in the program. Read more »
UU to host advanced screening of Cooper, Gaga film ‘A Star Is Born’
“A Star is Born,” starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, tells the love story of two musicians who meet at a bar. An advanced screening will take place on Monday night at 8 p.m. Read more »
Visionary San Diego artist redefines how we view people on the streets
Neil Shigley, a San Diego-based artist, offers a new look at homeless people through his exhibit, “Invisible People” at Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery. Read more »
Tupac ‘died’ 22 years ago, but this is why he’s still around
Whether Tupac actually died or not, his influence on music, art and hip hop culture still live on. Read more »
The anatomy of an indie art venue
Spark Contemporary Art Space is an art community that has been in Syracuse for the past 20 years and continues to host live music, art shows, poetry nights and much more. Read more »
How to navigate separating an artist from their artistry
Music fans everywhere are having to consider where they draw the line without risking their morals and values. Read more »
A$AP Ferg, Playboi Carti to co-headline Juice Jam 2018
University Union announced Friday that the two rappers will co-headline the annual music festival, with the support of artists Anne-Marie, Loud Luxury and Omar Apollo. Read more »
How SUArt Galleries is painting broader horizons for students
The SUArt Galleries increasingly encourage professors and students alike to take their stories out of the classroom and into the art room. Read more »
Grab some popcorn: University Union’s Fall 2018 movie lineup is here
University Union released its Fall 2018 Cinemas Schedule Monday morning, and some of the movies featured include "A Quiet Place" and "Christopher Robin." Read more »
‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,’ 20 years later, is still iconic
“The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” was released on Aug. 25, 1998. Twenty years later, it proves to be a timeless classic that continues to influence artists today. Read more »
Light Work partners with For Freedoms as part of ‘Be Strong’ exhibition
Guest-curated by For Freedoms, an activist organization, the “Be Strong and Do Not Betray Your Soul” exhibit displays more than 40 photographs by former Light Work guest artists. Read more »
Remembering the legacy of Aretha Franklin
Music columnist Jalen Nash reflects on Aretha Franklin’s lifetime of influence on music, women’s empowerment and civil rights activism. Here’s just some of what she left behind. Read more »
Communities drawn together through mural program, artists say
A new grassroots initiative is rebuilding neighborhoods with public art installations influenced by Syracuse’s culture and history. Read more »
A Trip to ‘Astroworld’: What to expect along the ride inside Travis Scott's mind
The golden, inflatable Travis Scott head marks the entrance into the artist's mind – Astroworld. Here's what you need to know about the album. Read more »
UK-based band ‘struts’ their stuff at The Westcott
The Struts delivered an emotionally-charged performance at The Westcott Theater last Friday, delighting an intimate crowd of rock music fans. Read more »
A look at Kanye’s new album ‘Ye’
Kanye was Kanye in his eighth studio album he released last week. Music columnist Jalen Nash breaks down how each track connects to Kanye’s former albums and personal life. Read more »
Non-musical entertainment at Governors Ball focuses on grassroots activism
The festival provided patrons with dozens of opportunities to play games, let out some steam, get educated and give back over the course of the weekend at Randall’s Island Park. Read more »
Catch up on these local art collections and historical exhibits this summer
Whether you need to cool off on a hot summer day or avoid the rain, check out these local museums and historic exhibitions. Read more »
Senior fashion students showcase their designs on the runway
After a year of preparation and anticipation, fashion collections designed by SU seniors will make their debut in Goldstein Auditorium on Thursday. Read more »
Emily Osman: SU junior uses design skills to empower her community
Osman has been able to bridge her two passions, design and community service, at SU by being active in multiple student organizations. Read more »
What Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize means for hip-hop
Recipients of Pulitzer Prizes include figures like Robert Frost, John F. Kennedy and now Kendrick Lamar — the first artist outside of jazz or classical music to win the award. Read more »
Used books and vinyls are given a new home at Books & Melodies
The used book and music shop in Eastwood gets new items every day, adding to its extensive collection that spans five rooms and a basement. Read more »
