If you were out and about last weekend, you might have
noticed Donald Trump on his knees, wearing bondage gear and a ball-gag, leaning
against various city street signs. The risqué image is a project by Rochester-based
street artist Ax, who is known for adorning walls with stenciled political and
social commentary.
By Rebecca Rafferty
Jun 26, 2017
Rochester Street Bondage Trump Ax Street Rochester
Tomorrow
is the last opportunity to catch "Faux Été" ("Fake Summer"), the solo
show of Rochester-based artist Bradd Addison Young currently
hosted at The Yards. Young's mixed-media illustrations are fresh and strange,
each pastel-toned picture a peek into a cartoonish, nostalgic narrative with a
slightly ominous underbelly.
By Rebecca Rafferty
Jun 16, 2017
Interview Rochester Bradd Addison Young The Yards Fake Summer Slideshow
The Corn Hill Neighbors Association and ESL Federal Credit Union on Friday unveiled the 2017 Corn Hill Arts Festival poster created by artist Ryan Martin. For the 49th annual event’s poster design, Martin explained that he used a “broad color scheme” to reflect Rochester’s unique “energy and history.”
By Gracie Peters
Jun 9, 2017
Rochester Corn Hill s Festival Ryan Min
Though transgender and non-binary identities have deep roots in human history, we still grapple with allowing people to pursue their authentic selves, and understanding them as a valid part of the spectrum of humanity. Photographer Errol Daniels' important photo series "TransAmericans" is currently on view at the Gay Alliance's Gallery Q. Through intimate portraits of trans and non-binary individuals, the show positions daily life — work, home, and relationships — as an entry point for relating to people with various gender identities.
By Rebecca Rafferty
May 17, 2017
Review Rochester Gallery Q Errol Daniels Transgender Non-Binary Gender Identity
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