Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events:

Th3: Poetry Reading

As a special event for Th3, The Third Thursday, April 17, Delavan Art Gallery will be hosting a poetry reading by Jennifer Pashley at 7 PM as part of the Stone Canoe Writers' Series. The gallery will be open for Th3 from 5-8 PM.

Jennifer Pashley is a fiction instructor at the YMCA's Downtown Writer's Center in Syracuse, and an adjunct instructor at Le Moyne College. Her book of short fiction, States, was published in 2007. She lives in Central New York with her husband and two sons and is currently at work on a novel.

Websites for Reference:
www.jenniferpashley.com
www.stonecanoejournal.org
www.th3syracuse.com


Special Event: Baldwin Cultural Crawl

The gallery will be open as a participant of the Baldwin Cultural Crawl on Friday, April 25, from Noon - 6 PM and on Sat., April 26 from 10 AM - 4 PM. Admission to the gallery is free. Please visit the press release for information on where to buy passports.

The Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund of CNY has teamed up with community groups along the Connective Corridor for the first ever Baldwin Corridor Cultural Crawl. Planned in conjunction with the opening weekend of the Syracuse International Film Festival and the cultural venues of Th3: A City- Wide Art Open, this two-day event will celebrate the cultural richness and business diversity Syracuse has to offer.

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund.

More than 40 business and cultural organizations inside and on the perimeters of the Connective Corridor will offer free samples, discounts, giveaways and other activities throughout the two-day event. The passports will offer unique access to an array of cultural, dining and shopping opportunities. Patrons who have their passports stamped at five participating venues can turn it in to be eligible for a drawing to win a grand prize currently worth more than $2,300.

For more information, please visit the PRESS RELEASE.


Special Event: Film Festival

For the first time, Delavan Art Gallery will be a venue for the Syracuse International Film and Video Festival! Screenings will be held in the gallery on May 2nd, 3rd and 4th of 2008.

Screening Schedule for Delavan Art Gallery:
Note- subject to change... To see the full screening schedule, visit the website of the Syracuse International Film and Video Festival, at http://www.syrfilm.com/screenings.html
Admission tickets for regular festival screenings: $8 ($6 for seniors and students)

Friday, May 2

(38) 5:15pm
With Kisses From Your Love by Jan Sikl (Czech Republic) 52 minutes, documentary
Escape From Hell (Korea) 6 minutes, animation USA Premiere
Little Fairy Tale by Gor Margaryan (Armenia) 28 minutes, documentary USA Premiere

(39) 7:30pm
Juju Factory by Balufa Bakupa-Kanyinda (Congo) 93 minutes, fiction
Wedding Day by David Schmoeller (USA) 25 minutes, fiction

(40) 10:00pm
Fragments of Disappearance Foretold by Oliveir Meys (Belgium) 74 minutes, documentary
Naus by Lukas Glaser & Roman Stetina (Czech Republic) 14 minutes, animation
Dinner Time by Gor Baghdasaryan (Armenia) 3 minutes, documentary USA Premiere
A Clear Sky On a Bad Day by Akinobu Ikeno (Japan) 17 minutes, fiction World Premiere

Saturday, May 3

(64) 11:30am
Americano by Carlos Ferrand (Quebec/Canada), 110 minutes, documentary USA Premiere

(65) 2:00pm
Let’s Finish!!! by Cheol Mean Hwang (Korea), 100 minutes, fiction

(66) 4:30pm
Fragmentby Gyula Maar (Hungary), 86 minutes, fiction World Premiere
Fission by Kun-I Chang (Taiwan), 5 minutes, animation USA Premiere

(67) 7:00pm
The Tunnel (El Boquete) by Mariano Mussi (Argentina), 83 minutes, fiction
Cold Joint (Studeny Spoj) by Miroslav Remo (Slovakia) 20 minutes, fiction USA Premiere
Camera (Korea), 10 minutes, animation USA Premiere

(68) 9:30pm
Dolina by Zoltan Kamondi (Hungary), 122 minutes, fiction

Sunday, May 4

(87) 12:00pm
El Benny by Jorge Luis Sanchez (Cuba), 120 minutes, fiction

(88) 2:30pm
Unfinished Stories by Pourya Azarbayjani (Iran), 76 minutes, fiction
William Klein – “Out Of Necessity” by Douglas Sloan (USA), 8 minutes, documentary
Son by Daniel Mulley (England), 17 minutes, experimental