Join us in celebrating our Studio 678 Photo Club students' poetry and hand-developed film photography at Rochester City Hall on First Friday, June 7, from 6:30 - 8:30pm! Our annual ... read more
Join us in celebrating our Studio 678 Photo Club students' poetry and hand-developed film photography at Rochester City Hall on First Friday, June 7, from 6:30 - 8:30pm! Our annual ... read more
Gear Up for Summer at our Photo Garage Sale! Stop by our 2nd Floor Lighting Studio for digital and analog cameras, film, paper, lenses, filters, accessories, tripods, books, bags, picture ... read more
The photographic works in Pass Us the Mic: We’ve Got Something to Say are self-portraits that exemplify the genre. The works by the fifteen student artists in Flower City Arts ... read more
"Fleeting" showcases works made by 2023-2024 Printmaking & Book Arts artists-in-residence Michaela Chan, Cronan Saint Ronan Kobylak, and Gwyneth Zeleny Anderson. Michaela gives the story of Syzygy. Unlike leaves, Syzygy ... read more
Join us for a Flower City Arts Pride Party on Saturday, July 26 from 1 - 4pm. Express your unique artistry and celebrate our 2SLGBTQIA+ Community! Make & Take: Risograph ... read more
The “wet plate collodion” photographic process is one of the earliest types of photography. Invented in the mid-1800s, this process uses light-sensitive chemicals poured over tin or glass plates by ... read more
Join us on First Friday, August 2, from 6 - 9pm for the opening reception of "Down, to Earth." This exhibition features work Jacob Dambra and Terry O'Brien created during ... read more
There once was a someone who swallowed a fly, Why oh why’d they swallow the fly? (I guess she’ll die) They Who Swallow A Fly is a collection of cyanotype ... read more
Join us on First Friday, August 2, from 6 - 9pm for the opening reception of "Down, to Earth." This exhibition features work Jacob Dambra and Terry O'Brien created during ... read more
There once was a someone who swallowed a fly, Why oh why’d they swallow the fly? (I guess she’ll die) "They Who Swallow A Fly" is a collection of cyanotype ... read more
The “wet plate collodion” photographic process is one of the earliest types of photography. Invented in the mid-1800s, this process uses light-sensitive chemicals poured over tin or glass plates by ... read more
We will be creating cyanotype images on fabric using flowers, leaves, and natural materials with artist and former Flower City Arts Center Artist in Residence, Htet T. San, as a ... read more
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"My, My, The Tiger's Eye" showcases the creative work of graduate art students from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The exhibition features pieces from a diverse group of artists, ... read more
"My, My, The Tiger's Eye" is an exhibition showcasing the creative work of graduate art students from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The exhibition features pieces from a diverse ... read more
Are you passionate about the arts and community engagement? The Flower City Arts Center is seeking dynamic, forward-thinking individuals to join its Board of Directors. This is your chance to ... read more
Flower City Arts Center is proud to welcome, for the eighth year, 19 premier ceramic artists from across North America for a long weekend celebrating the best in contemporary clay. ... read more
Flower City Arts Center is proud to welcome, for the eighth year, 19 premier ceramic artists from across North America for a long weekend celebrating the best in contemporary clay. ... read more
Witness the journey home from war. In photographs and cyanotype self-portraits, 75 veterans show us the profoundly and deeply personal impact of combat. Over the past five years, the veterans ... read more
Witness the journey home from war Hear Rochester photographers Chris Cilento and Michael Thaxton discuss their artistic process and their experience participating in The Odyssey Project. Program founder and photojournalist ... read more