Westcott Community Center
Serving the needs of the community

 

Westcott Community Art Gallery

 
Westcott Community Art Gallery

presents

Artist: Frank Calidonna
Exhibit: Stranger Stop and Cast and Eye


Photographer Frank Calidonna shares his intrigue of Italian Cimitero Scultpture
with us through beautiful Black and White photography in his exhibit "Stranger Stop and Cast and Eye".
Frank Calidonna welcomes all who are interested to stop in for discussion and some interesting perspective.

 


GALLERY MISSION: Supporting Local Community Arts by providing a venue for local, emerging artists, student artists and youth
to exhibit and make their work available to the public.  

 

If you are interested in displaying your work click below

Gallery Exhibit Application:

Application.Docx file:  http://www.box.com/s/cb4dceaf31e926a29ccc  

Application.Pdf File:  http://www.box.com/s/cb4dceaf31e926a29ccc  

VOLUNTEERING AT THE GALLERY:
We are a committee of Volunteers helping Artists prepare and put on exhibits.
If you are interested in Volunteering, please let us know, we welcome your involvement!

 

Westcott Community Art Gallery

2nd Floor – 826 Euclid Ave Syracuse, NY 13210

Hours: 9-5 Mon-Fri and by Appointment 315-478-8634

westcottartgallery@gmail.com

www.facebook.com/westcottartgallery


 

Below are some photos of an opening reception.  


 


 

The Westcott Community Art Gallery is a participant in Th3.     

Th3 is a citywide art open in Syracuse, New York, that takes place on the third Thursday of each month. This gallant project, initiated by the Everson Museum of Art and the Delavan Art Gallery, is joined by the most distinctive venues in the city in a grand event to bring the artistic experience to the public. Th3 establishes Syracuse as a city for the arts in this initiative to reach out its local and regional communities.


The Westcott Community Art Gallery is open M - F 9 am - 5 pm or by appointment. Admission is free 

   
                                      Click above for the Gallery Facebook Page                            

Westcott Community Art Gallery is supported in part by