138 Bank Alley (University Building)
Syracuse

In "On Love," photographers Daniela Groza Pop and Ioana Groza Pop invite the viewer into their life together, in order to have a conversation about the need for trust and care. This need exists for the artists in direct relationship to the country they live in, Romania — a country that hasn't yet recognized queer citizens as full citizens. The artists consider themselves queer visual activists who assume the responsibility of depicting joy and love by way of self-portraiture, showing us queer lives that are varied and beautiful, in addition to the uphill battle for recognition.

138 Bank Alley (University Building)
Syracuse

An evening of original music with nationally touring artist hemlock, alongside local musicians Alison Mullan-Stout, Shande, and Jessie Elizabeth.

This intimate concert takes place in conjunction with "On Love," the current exhibition featuring the work of photographers Daniela Groza Pop and Ioana Groza Pop. Through collaborative self-portraiture, the exhibition explores love, trust, and care, creating an engaging setting for an evening of music centered on healing, connection, and liberation.

Doors open at 6:30 pm.

138 Bank Alley (University Building)
Syracuse

In "On Love," photographers Daniela Groza Pop and Ioana Groza Pop invite the viewer into their life together, in order to have a conversation about the need for trust and care. This need exists for the artists in direct relationship to the country they live in, Romania — a country that hasn't yet recognized queer citizens as full citizens. The artists consider themselves queer visual activists who assume the responsibility of depicting joy and love by way of self-portraiture, showing us queer lives that are varied and beautiful, in addition to the uphill battle for recognition.