Abstract video and digital glitch art is on display in Central New York
Michael Calobrisi is presenting his abstract video and digital glitch art at the City Center in downtown Syracuse.
New York artist unveils glitch artwork in Downtown Syracuse City Center
https://youtu.be/RQ7oy1yYyog VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: New York artist unveils glitch artwork in Downtown Syracuse City Center Reporter: Neon colors, moving patterns, flashing shapes. Young artist Michael Calobrisi designs these pieces and uses…
SU student run theater organization hosts benefit for inclusive musical theater program
Syracuse University's student run theater group, First Year Players, hosted their annual Cabaret show, featuring 20 performances to benefit Front Row Players, an inclusive musical theater program for adults of…
CNY volunteers bring hope and service to people in need through Operation Northern Comfort
Operation Northern Comfort is making strides to offset the costs families face after tragedy.
New York State Senator John Mannion elected as next New York-22 Representative
Voters react to Sen. John Mannion's election to serve as next representative for NY-22 and say farewell to current representative Brandon Williams.
Front and center: Jessica Jaworski’s passion for performance
Jessica Jaworski, a 26-year-old from Jamesville, inspires through her abilities as a gymnast and actress.
Near-death experience: How a Rochester native’s swift recovery is rebuilding a life on wheels
After a life-changing skiing accident left Jamie Guglielmo paralyzed, the Rochester native found a new sense of purpose through wheelchair rugby. Guglielmo has become a dedicated team member, pushing through…
Welding with a purpose: empowering women at Ironwood Studios
Ironwood Studios is teaching the skills of welding to women of all ages.
Downtown Syracuse store helps bring back a dying medium
The Sound Garden in Syracuse offers a community space for those who seek an alternative to music streaming - vinyl records.
Onondaga Nation hopes to make the most of recently returned land
After receiving 1,000 acres of land in a federal settlement, the Onondaga People are working to reverse environmental damages.