Join us on June 12th from 5-8PM for the opening of The works included in this exhibit range from lithic scatter arrangements, ribbon skirts, contemporary beadwork, and Colburn’s digital rendering bodies of work which include collections of Plant Medicines, Macaws, and 4 Directions portraits. The variety of works included in this show allow for a complex lens through which we can witness prominent aspects of the Native American experience.
- June 12th-July 24th, 2026
Hosted by Dr. Michele Agosto and Julio Montalvo Valentin, this new monthly series will be taking place at our gallery for free and is open to all poets! Every Third Thursday! Doors open at 7pm. Music and refreshments will be available.
- Thursday, June 18th 2026
- January 11, 2025
Come join us for a conversation with Robert Pitts as he walks us through his exhibition and shares the inspiration behind Zombi X.
- January 11, 2025
“Through images and symbols, Zombi X examines the varied and complex issues of how Black lives in America are often placed in a state of...
- October 4, 2024
This exhibition explores the niche experiences of Black-American girlhood in the Digital Age and aims to honor the evolution of style and femininity through the...
- September 7, 2024
Come join us for a conversation with artist, Abdi Osman and curator, Rinaldo Walcott, PhD as they both give us insight into the works that...
- August 16, 2024
Black Queerlooks is a solo exhibition presented by Abdi Osman that will showcase the works from the past two decades that he has been documenting...
- July 26, 2024
Come join us for a conversation with Robert Harris as he walks us through his exhibition and shares the meaning behind his works and the...
- July 11, 2024
Robert Harris’s paintings document his thoughts and travels throughout Western New York, as well as New York City. Robert’s bold use of color and attention...
MFA Exhibition for University at Buffalo
