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decompose, recompose


"Decompose, Recompose" is an exhibition showcasing new work by artists-in-residence in Printmaking & Book Arts at Flower City Arts Center.


Exploring themes of gender expression, impermanence, ecology and transformation; this group exhibition features work by Lane-Mairead Campbell, Laura Chenault and A. Ranz.


Join us in the Sunken Room Gallery for an opening reception on Friday, July 10, 6 - 9 pm.


On view until July 25th.

122

adult courses

7

kids courses

Intro to Bookbinding

Discover the art of bookbinding in this 6-week, introductory class designed for beginners. Learn essential binding structures including pamphlet stitch, Japanese side stitch and coptic. ...

Self-Portrait and the Archetypes

This workshop is an invitation to explore the Jungian archetypes through the deliberate art of self-portraiture. We will use the camera and the studio as ...

Inky Fingers: My First Print (Ages 4 - 6)

Using a variety of mark-making tools and found objects, your little ones will have the opportunity to experiment with color, paper, and texture to create ...

Intro to Podcasting

Ready to share your voice with the world? This three-week introductory course will guide you through the essentials of creating and launching your own podcast. ...

Intro to Audio Engineering

Intro to Audio Engineering offers a clear, hands-on introduction to the fundamentals of live sound. You’ll learn essential terminology while getting practical experience with both ...

Exhibitions
& Events

Rhythm & Ink


Jul 10th - Jul 25th

Shortly after learning how to letterpress print, Chris Charles started making music posters. Sixteen years later, she is still at ...

Roots Remember (Studio 912 Photography Club) Reception


June 05th, 6 p.m.

This fall, Flower City Arts Center welcomed seventeen students from four different RCSD schools into the Studio 912 High School Photo Club program. In addition to building digital portfolios, students ...

"Kindred Spirits" by Nancy Holowka & Jen Pereña Reception


May 01st, 6 p.m.

Kindred Spirits features kallitype photographs that explore these themes and more, celebrating the complementary aesthetics of artists Nancy Holowka and Jen Pereña while shining a light on the historic photographic ...

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Flower City Arts Center is supported by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.