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.
New work by Frani Evedon, Hope Mora, and Joshua Nickerson; Resolutions offers a small collection of scales and modes of seeing, as a new decade peers around the corner.
An exhibition about the Shoreline Apartments, tracing the erosion of an architectural, urban, and social vision for Buffalo's waterfront.
“Come and witness as the hidden is revealed. Enter a space and time of unexpected transformations. An island meant only for you.”
This year, each participating member gets a four-by-four-foot square of wall space.
Since 1996, Richard Price has been making portraits with his subjects and fellow faeries, at their summer gatherings at the Blue Heron Farm in Upstate New York.
For his MFA thesis exhibition with the University at Buffalo, Carlos Llobet Montealegre merges large-format relief prints, collage, and painting into life-size compositions.
