If you’re one of the lucky Western New Yorkers who have a snow day today but live outside the dreaded band of lake-effect snow that has hobbled much of the region, there’s no need to stay cooped up at home.
A poem inspired by the exhibition Alberto Rey: Biological Regionalism.
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Research provides the details: the equivalent of 2,900 full-time jobs, $87.4 million in labor income and $4.3 million in local and state tax revenue.
“A Musical Feast,” the free-wheeling Buffalo concert series masterminded by former BPO Concertmaster Charles Haupt, is setting the table for a new course, to be served up at 8 p.m. Friday in the Burchfield Penney.
In many mid-sized American cities, the careers of local artists who achieved great fame and popularity in their day are too often doomed to perpetual irrelevance. But not in Buffalo, where staffers at the Burchfield Penney constantly mine the proud artistic history of the city and its former art-world superstars.
Marion Faller's photography on display at Burchfield Penney by Jack Foran
Rest in Peace Kitty. Your legacy lives on, and we are grateful.
Read what Christopher Schobert wrote in The Buffalo News.
Jack Foran writes about the closing of Displacement: Barge Prototype in Artvoice.