Felipe Shibuya: Invisibilia
Invisibilia brings together artworks that use the world of bacteria to make visible the world of color.
Invisibilia brings together artworks that use the world of bacteria to make visible the world of color.
An installation of a collection of collections: of embellished tree branches, old balls, figurines of the Virgin Mary, Café Bustelo cans, corkboards, curio mirrors, produce stickers….
Alma Peguero’s large, gestural works on paper possess a materiality and presence that eludes digital capture and reproduction.
Molecular Female is a virtual exhibition that explores the history of the search for plants used in the development and production of synthetic hormones.
How’s It Going is our 2020 members’ exhibition and zine. Have a piece in our gallery, a page in the zine, or both!
In this online exhibition, we take a look at new drawings by Alma Peguero, along with a conversation with Bryan Lee.
Our annual side-by-side exhibition features works by Buffalo Public Schools art teachers and their students and children.
Printmaker Mizin Shin’s new installation takes one of the most loved uses of the humble potato—the French fry—as its subject.