ArtRage Gallery

06/18/2026

With only 9 days remaining until our ArtRageous Extravaganza on June 27th from 7-10 pm at May Memorial, we wanted to give you a sneak peek at a few items in our silent auction.

But don’t wait until the 27th; you can place your bid today! Visit our Linktree or ArtRage Gallery website, and you’ll be directed straight to our silent auction page.

06/16/2026

Check out Silent Auction! You can start your bids online and the bidding continues at the ArtRageous Extravaganza on June 27th. New items added daily!

Silent auction '2026 ArtRageous Extravaganza Silent Auction' hosted online at 32auctions.

06/05/2026

25 Million Stitches: One Stitch, One Refugee opens tomorrow at noon at ArtRage Gallery. We are pleased to exhibit twenty-five beautiful flags and artwork created by refugee artists in Syracuse, alongside digital photography by . We’ll be holding our opening reception from 6 to 8 pm; we hope to see you there.

05/28/2026

Join us June 10th for a community film screening of “First Night”- with Syracuse Filmmaker Rayan Mohamed.
"On her first night of resettlement in the United States, a young refugee girl confronts stress, anxiety, and loneliness as she struggles to adjust to an unfamiliar new home."

05/28/2026

ArtRage Gallery's upcoming exhibition, 25 Million Stitches, was covered on Bridge Street this morning, where Co-Director Ellis Clay discussed the exhibition's meaning.

(WSYR-TV) — When it comes to freedom, many of us take for granted the autonomy we get to enjoy, but unfortunately for refugees, freedom doesn’t come that easy. The 25 Million Stitches e…

05/15/2026

We’re excited to announce our 2026-2027 exhibition season. You can learn more about each upcoming exhibition on our website. Link in our bio.

05/09/2026

Join ArtRage Gallery on the 6th of June for the opening reception of 25 Million Stitches: One Stitch, One Refugee. Raising awareness of the global refugee crisis through art. The opening reception will run from 6 to 8 pm, with remarks given at 6:30 pm.

The exhibition selection of the nearly 400 muslin panels that make up the 25 Million Project offered an immersive experience that prompts us to confront the realities of displacement on a profoundly personal level.

On view during the USA’s 250th anniversary, this exhibition will honor Syracuse's identity as a refugee resettlement community while also addressing the USA’s current anti-immigration policy.

05/06/2026

We welcome you to a festive night of live music, local brews, great food, good friends, and a silent auction all to support ArtRage Gallery!

$25 admission at the door, or purchase your ticket through our Zeffy, available on our Linktree and website.

Featuring

Karin Franklin King as our AMAZING Master of Ceremonies!

The Bandwitts

Hymie and Brandy Witthoft founded The Bandwitts during Brandy’s career in the U.S. foreign service. For seventeen years, they lived in Africa, Central Asia, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. Soaking up the local sounds and performing in an array of ensembles, they shared and showcased American roots music along with their original pieces.

Now back stateside, they have a refreshed lineup that includes Hymie on drum set and percussion, Brandy on bass, Jason King on guitar, and Joanne Perry on mandolin. They craft music that crosses genres and uses rich vocal harmonies to tell stories of the shared human experience.

Hymie’s and Brandy’s songs are award-winning, including being recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Songwriting from the Great American Song Contest and being selected as a finalist in the Mid-Atlantic Song Contest. As a longtime member of the Central New York music scene, Hymie has performed at just about every festival and venue in the region. He has played with the Westcott Jugsuckers for more than 30 years and co-founded The Gonstermachers.

04/30/2026

Dr. Sam Gruber, author, historian, and former curator of the Syracuse University Plastics Collection, will lead Plastic in Our Lives, an interactive workshop inviting participants to document the plastic they encounter in everyday life through photography and video.

Participants are encouraged to document their daily encounters with plastic using their phones to take photos or videos. Are we swimming in a plastic world—or drowning in it?

Register for this free workshop on the ArtRage Gallery website and via Linktree, both available in our bio.