From Where We Stand

03/17/2021

🎉 Congratulations Michael Greenlar Photography 🎉

01/21/2021

Photographer Lawrence Jackson THE TENURE OF THE FIRST WOMAN, first Black, and first Asian American to serve as Vice President of the United States will be visually documented by a Blac...

01/15/2021

Syracuse native Mel D. Cole captured the chaos in Washington D. C. through his camera lens. "There were definitely times where I was very scared. I told everybody, 'If I don't make it out of there, I love you,'" he says. Syracuse native Mel D. Cole documented the Capitol riots on Jan. 6 through the....

11/25/2020

Amplifier founder Aaron Huey said, “In times of uncertainty, art is more than beauty or decoration – it’s a tool. Art can heal, art can save lives, art can bring us together – even when we’re apart. It can be a compass to guide us through the storm.”

Looking at a year of street art in one Los Angeles neighborhood, we're reminded that creative endeavors are a form of leadership.

11/24/2020

See how Getty Images captured a year like no other, with the top 100 imagery from News, Sports, and Entertainment, plus imagery of the icons we lost.

11/19/2020

Willard “Chip” Moulton, who taught for 40 years at the Educational Opportunity Center on New Street, suffered a severe Traumatic Brain Injury this summer. He underwent emergency brain surgery and has been making good progress but still faces a long path towards a full recovery. His wife, Terry Putman, also taught at EOC for several years after retiring from the SCSD.

Chip helped countless individuals earn their GEDs; many in the South Side may remember him.

A 2021 calendar of scenic CNY images is currently being sold for $15 to help Chip's family defray medical costs.

Deb Putman, a previous Photo Walk participant, has created the calendar. She will take order requests by email at [email protected] and provide shipping at a cost of $2 for one, $3 for two. Payment may be made by check or Venmo.

10/30/2020

February 5, 2021 - March 13, 2021 Submission Deadline: Saturday, December 19, 2020 at 5pm Notification of Acceptance: Sunday, January 3, 2021 by 5pm Accepted Artwork Drop Off: January 13-15, 2021, 12-6pm Exhibition Opens: Friday, February 5, 2021, 6-9pm Pick Up Dates: March 14-15, 2021, 12-6pm Jur

09/18/2020

Baltimore Woods features virtual art exhibit of Syracuse Camera Club By Karen Jean Smith Gallery Coordinator Spectacular color. Dramatic lighting. Astounding natural beauty all around…