RoCo’s first in-gallery exhibition since COVID runs parallel to the national election and begs the question: what is true?

Saturday's event was hosted by projectAIR and featured a visit from the California-based Hoop Bus project.

"There's joy, there's pain, there's anger, there's sadness. There's so much in these pictures," says one of the exhibit's organizers.

Hundreds of people gathered Sunday to mark what would have been Prude's birthday.

Community members gathered on the VSW lawn for films and poetry addressing racism and the power of protest.

Local residents say the statue of Rochester's slave-owning founder was "redecorated" sometime in the last week.

Carvin Eison says he made the film to provide context for what he describes as a "rebellion."

An intergenerational group is working to keep the memory of Rochester's iconic jazz club alive.

Local retail stores are adapting to offering curbside and in-store pickup and drop off under Phase I reopening.

What role do the arts have to play in documenting and intervening in the COVID-19 crisis in Rochester?