Author: Carl Mellor

Craftivist exhibit by 19 artists explores the fabric of life

Schweinfurth’s 33rd annual show demonstrates the unique artistry of quilters.

Community groups put art on display for the holidays

Artwork derived from paper made from military fatigues highlights a sequel show at ArtRage

Local artists and photographers reveal their favorite locations to enjoy the fall foliage

Several exhibitions with radically different portfolios are on display at SU Art Galleries.

Art lovers will be making tracks at this Saturday’s Cazenovia Art Trail

Light Work Gallery showcases 40 years of dynamic photography with anniversary exhibit

Everson exhibit explores Syracuse’s Arts & Crafts heritage

Three takes on African and American culture show the payoff from artistic risk-taking

Clayscapes has a straightforward agenda: clay, clay and more clay. Indeed, the facility sells supplies to high schools and colleges teaching pottery classes, holds its own classes on site at 1003 W. Fayette St. and hosts a gallery that presents work by accomplished ceramists. The current exhibit, Blue Ridge Jazz, displays Henry Gernhardt’s pieces, many of which have a shield shape. These aren’t figurative works but several incorporate figurative elements, as the artist expresses his appreciation of mountains, hills and sky in the Appalachian region, particularly Tennessee. His sculptures evoke Foggy Mountain, Tenn., a harvest moon and foothills. They reflect…