Maarten Jacobs has created a playful assortment of hand screen-printed t-shirts for ladies and mens.  The t-shirts (more…)

Carrie Valenzuela- The books I create are based on traditional structures, running the gamut from classic styles to (more…)

Float by Andrew Roddell is a collection of hand screen-printed t-shirts+ for kids, ladies and mens.  He uses a mix of urban (more…)

Sasha Ossevoort recycles scarves, negligee’s, doilies, etc into beautiful elastic head bands – great (more…)

Betsy Menson Sio: As a local art educator, Betsy is interested in repurposing and creating new from old.  What do (more…)

Tricia Wagner of black line jewelry makes funky, modern and bold polymer clay jewelry.  They are lightweight, affordable (more…)

Meredith Cantor is a mother of 8 month young1 year old twins and seems to miraculously find the time to make (more…)

Damian Vallelonga is a “Syracuse-based designer attempting to bring attention to the beauty, history, and (more…)

Susan Fuller of Afterwinter Jewelry spoils us with fine and sterling silver jewelry with beautiful precious and vintage (more…)

Justin Moshaty is an artist from the upstate New York area and is finishing up his Masters degree in art education.  His work (more…)

Briana Kohlbrenner introduces a new line of nature inspired apparel and recycled homegoods.  Briana works (more…)

Kassy Shoemaker has been an artist all her life, and recently moved to Syracuse, NY to put herself through nursing school. (more…)

Junko Takeda paints in oils and acrylics. She started her affair with colors, shapes and images at the age of two, when her (more…)

Kimberly Bolen of Breakher designs adds charm, whit and character to her unique prints.  These will look great on (more…)

Allison Kowalsky of Dirty Ass Soaps combines fun and cleaning all in one.  Some soaps look and smell like bacon, (more…)

Rob Kramer of Upside Down Frown makes really fun and colorful goodies.  you can tell that he enjoys what he (more…)

Ted Casper is also a member of Hat Factory Publishing.  At c2 he is showcasing two large multi-colored screen prints. (more…)

Melissa Destevens-Valenzuela isnt new to c2 – you know her for her mustache and lighting bolt pillows and carrier (more…)

Isaac Bidwell:  You know him as the April featured artist and from Hat Factory Publishing.  Isaac is currently (more…)

Emily Bender has spoiled us with these one-of-a-kind acrylic collage planter pots! They are made with love and for your (more…)

The Northside Artists Space Association brings you a special treat- SpAcE pArTy t-shirts made from organic cotton (more…)

Mark Povinelli was the featured artist for March.  His installation consisted of 108 drawings that navitated (more…)

Sarah Saracero brings something unique to sell at C2.  Here are some hoodies with cyanotype prints on fabric sewn into (more…)

Mary Ferrigno lives in Rochester and makes a variety of goods, including funky nipple pasties!  At Craft Chemistry (more…)

Viktoria Valenzuela knits these Cthuhlu masks that are outrageous.  Green or white for your fancy needs.  These are (more…)

Kayla Sergio creates original hand-carved Linocuts, Engravings, and Lithographs from her own designs. She lives in (more…)

Carrie Riordan is a graduate art therapy student from Fairport, New York. She has a strong connection with Syracuse, (more…)

Beth Lacey LOVES knitting –  she takes great pride in being able to create a labor of love with her own hands!  As Le Meow Le Mew, she knits up (more…)

Hat Factory Books is an independent publisher of small press art books and comics. We are based in Oswego New York. Hat Factory is (more…)

Amber Blanding
Her business encompasses the many ways she manipulates glass through casting and fusing in a kiln, (more…)

Briana Kohlbrenner makes quirky robot heart designs that go on just about everything- kitchen towels, t-shirts, (more…)

Liam Gooley is a Syracuse born artist that experiments in a variety of work.  He specializes in hand-making screen prints using water-based inks.   (more…)

Caroline Hayward: Luckalilly Ceramics are completely handmade by Caroline Hayward in her studio located in Utica, NY. They are individually thrown (more…)