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2. Syracuse Art Venues >
• ArtRage – the Norton Putter Gallery
Artrageous art for peace & social justice
505 Hawley Ave., 13203
315.218.5711
• bc restaurantVisual Arts247 W. Fayette St. 13202
315.701.0636
• Community Folk Art Center (CFAC)
Art from the African Diaspora and world cultures
805 E. Genesee St., 13210
315.442.2230
• Everson Museum of Art
Collections of American art and international ceramics
401 Harrison St., 13202
315.474.6064
• Light Work
(Robert B. Menschel Media Center)
Photography and digital imaging
316 Waverly Ave., 13224
315.443.1300
• Link Gallery/Photography and Literacy Project
Collaborative projects in digital media
350 W. Fayette St., 13202
315.443.0463
• Museum of Young Art
Young and culturally diverse artwork
110 W. Fayette St., One Lincoln Center, 13202
315.876.0083
• Petit Branch Library
Special exhibitions of local artists
105 Victoria Place, 13210
315.435.3636
• Point of Contact Gallery
Verbal & visual arts, Point of Contact collection
914 E. Genesee St., 13210
315.443.2169
• Red House Arts Center
Joan Lukas Rothenberg Gallery
Contemporary Art
201 S. West St., 13202
315.425.0405
• Special Collections Research Center
Rare books, manuscripts, and other archival materials
Syracuse University, E.S. Bird Library, Room 600
222 Waverly Ave., 13244
315.443.2697
• SUArt Galleries
An encyclopedic collection of prints, paintings, sculpture, & other cultural objects
Syracuse University
Shaffer Art Building, 13244
315.443.4097
• SUNY Oswego Metro Center
Visual Arts
The Atrium, 2 Clinton Square, 13202
315.399.4100
• Syracuse Ceramic Guild
Local ceramics
 112 Wyoming St. #119 (in the Delavan Center) 13204
315.751.2529
• Urban Video Project
Public presentation of video and electronic arts
-820 E. Genesee St., 13210 (on Syracuse Stage building)
-401 Harrison St., 13202 (on Everson Museum of Art building)
• Westcott Community Art Gallery
Exhibitions by local emerging artists
826 Euclid Ave., 13210
315.478.8634

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