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Meghan Jordan, curatorial assistant, and Jamie M. Allen, the Stephen B. and Janice G. Ashley Associate Curator, Department of Photography, will discuss their selections for the latest rotation in the History of Photography Gallery. This installation features photographs created by … Continue reading →

The Cinema will host a screening of Bacurau (Juliano Dornelles, Kleber Mendonça Filho, Brazil / France 2019, 131 min.) as part of Anomaly—The Rochester Genre Film Festival, preceded by NOM (Angel Hernández Suarez, Spain 2019, 11 min.): "An old cyclist … Continue reading →

The Little will screen Córka Trenera (A Coach's Daughter, Łukasz Grzegorek, Poland 2018, 95 min.) as part of the Polish Film Festival. Full of subtle humor, a sensual and striking story about finding your own way in life regardless of … Continue reading →

Stephanie Mercedes will discuss the exhibit Photography and Politics at the Flower City Arts Center. Join us for an afternoon with Photography and Politics juror Stephanie Mercedes! Stephanie Mercedes is a Argentinian/American performance artist who graduated from Smith College with … Continue reading →

The Cinema will host a screening of Extra Ordinary (Mike Ahern, Enda Loughman, Ireland / Belgium 2019, 94 min.) as part of Anomaly—The Rochester Genre Film Festival, preceded by Night of the Living Shred (Boris Sapozhnikov, U.S. 2018, 5 min.): … Continue reading →

The Dryden will screen Give Me Liberty (Alice Austen, Kirill Mikhanovsky, U.S. 2019, 110 min., 35mm). One of the breakouts of this year's Sundance Film Festival, this American independent follows Milwaukee medical transport driver Vic on a particularly stressful day. … Continue reading →

Described in a newspaper article as having "dead-eyed confidence," sisters Gracie Walsh and Maddy Hubert are Saunt Yübear, a comedy music duo from Rochester, NY. Pulling inspiration from real-life experiences, their songs range in subject matter from banal office banter … Continue reading →

As rock phenoms go, Sarah Borges has never been easy to pin down. Since bursting onto the national scene in 2005 as the lead singer of the Broken Singles, she hasn't allowed a speck of dust to settle on her … Continue reading →

It'll be a November to remember when nine local writers take the stage to share their short works of prose and poetry. Take a break from raking leaves and enjoy a hand-crafted classic cocktail while supporting the arts. You deserve … Continue reading →

The Dryden will screen The Wheels of Chance (Harold M. Shaw, U.K. 1922, 82 min., 35mm). Accompanied by a brand-new score composed by Philip Carli for three pieces, this fun British romance-adventure is based upon a lesser-known comic novel by … Continue reading →

The Cinema will host a screening of Bor Mi Vanh Chark (The Long Walk, Mattie Do, Laos 2019, 116 min., Lao with English subtitles) as part of Anomaly—The Rochester Genre Film Festival, preceded by Deliria (Tomas Stark, Sweden 2018, 8 … Continue reading →

The Little will screen Å»elazny most (The Iron Bridge, Monika Jordan-MÅ‚odzianowska, Poland 2019, 84 min.) as part of the Polish Film Festival. Iron Bridge follows a love-triangle set in the Silesian miner community. Kacper, who works as a foreman, has … Continue reading →

The Cinema will host a screening of You Don't Nomi (Jeffrey McHale, U.S. 2019, 92 min.) as part of Anomaly—The Rochester Genre Film Festival, preceded by It's Not Custard (Kate McCoid, U.K. 2018, 6 min.): "Louise suffers unrelenting acne and … Continue reading →

The Cinema will host a screening of VHYes (Jack Henry Robbins, U.S. 2019, 72 min.) as part of Anomaly—The Rochester Genre Film Festival, preceded by The Glory Years (Garrett Burns, U.S. 2019, 6 min.): "A former child star from popular … Continue reading →