📣 This weekend at the Atrium:
⊹₊♚₊⊹ MISS has been extended through September 4!
An interdisciplinary project between artist Jess Petrylak
@jessartpoems and delegates of the Miss FLUNY competition to Miss New York and Miss America 👑
MISS examines how women create, inherit and perform identity through family lineage, cultural influence, childhood imagination and pageantry systems, reframing pageantry and the feminine experience not as spectacle alone, but as a rehearsal space for confidence, leadership, aspiration and emerging mythmaking 👑
#artintheatrium #cnyarts #missexhibition #missfluny📣 This weekend at the Atrium:
Explore the surrealist vision of Amal Mohamod 📸
Step into a realm where two figures move through an unfamiliar, shifting world. Their presence feels distant yet connected, leaving questions in their wake; where they come from, what they’ve lived through, and what connects them. Nothing is fully revealed; instead, the work lingers in ambiguity, inviting viewers to sit with uncertainty and shape their own meaning(s) 💭
#artintheatrium #feverdreamexhibition #photography📣 This weekend at the Atrium:
Up this weekend only! Explore the world like never before: in over 195 tiny works of art spotlighting natural and man-made beauty from every country on Earth 🌏
Artwork by Emma Steimle
@esteimleart #worldtourinpaintings #miniatureart #microexhibition📣 This weekend at the Atrium:
King Jajath Lives: Historical/Cultural Exhibition & Book Launch 📖 happening this Friday, August 28 (12-3 PM)
Join author Agatha Sandra Kingsley-Emeh for an afternoon of story, heritage, and remembrance. This event will include displays, an author presentation, community remembrance, book signings, light refreshments and cultural items. Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens
@mayorsharonfowens has been invited to attend. Come. Remember. Learn. Celebrate. 📜
#booklaunch #historyandculture #kingjajathlivesThis Saturday, August 29 (1-5 PM) join Zine-Making 101, a FREE workshop by
@cathedral_collective Come learn what a zine is and how to make your own. Supplies are included, but feel free to bring your own as well. Participation in the Cathedral Collective’