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Carl Mellor

Carl Mellor

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Reporter, Central Current

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Total articles 153

  • New photography exhibition explores Syracuse’s housing crisis at ArtRage Gallery

    By Carl Mellor| Syracuse.com Verified “A Place to Call Home,” an exhibition of 40 photos at the ArtRage Gallery, features an intensive examination of housing in Syracuse by photographers Michelle Gabel and Michael Greenlar. Their images focus on people directly impacted by housing insecurity and sub-standard housing. And the show tells multiple stories: of personal turmoil, of struggles to find shelter, of positive transformation facilitated by stable housing. In working on the exhibit, Greenlar and Gabel didn’t operate side by side.

    By Carl Mellor · Syracuse.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • CNY artist Jaleel Campbell explores the Black LGBTQ+ experience in new exhibition

    By Carl Mellor| Syracuse.com Verified “In Secrecy,” Jaleel Campbell’s solo exhibit at the ArtRage Gallery, is cohesive and visually dynamic. It’s also partly autobiographical with its discussion of how Campbell grew up as a gay Black man trying to suppress his identity, operating in secret and living an inauthentic life. In a November 14 artist’s talk at ArtRage, Campbell spoke about how he eventually acknowledged his identity and transformed his life.

    By Carl Mellor · Syracuse.com

    Nov. 21, 2024

  • New photography exhibition explores Syracuse’s housing crisis at ArtRage Gallery

    By Carl Mellor| Syracuse.com Verified “A Place to Call Home,” an exhibition of 40 photos at the ArtRage Gallery, features an intensive examination of housing in Syracuse by photographers Michelle Gabel and Michael Greenlar. Their images focus on people directly impacted by housing insecurity and sub-standard housing. And the show tells multiple stories: of personal turmoil, of struggles to find shelter, of positive transformation facilitated by stable housing. In working on the exhibit, Greenlar and Gabel didn’t operate side by side.

    By Carl Mellor · Syracuse.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Central Current

Central Current is a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization dedicated to bringing independent online news to Central New York. We provide fact-based news and analysis about the challenges, solutions, and opportunities we all share living in this region. Our news and multimedia storytelling is exclusively published and distributed online through our website, newsletters, and social media. Our goal is to foster civic engagement and democratic governance, and to help build a healthier and more prosperous community.

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Founded: 2022