An array of much-published and award-winning poets from throughout North America will descend on The Center to take part in the four-day festival of readings, interviews, music and dance.
The Burchfield Penney Art Center mourns the loss of a close friend, the SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus Edward O. Smith, Jr., Ph.D. who had been an important patron and advocate since the museum’s inception
Charles Burchfield has a painting for any weather event, and blizzards were a favorite. He has optimistic paintings of blizzards and pessimistic ones. This one strikes me as the latter.
Eco-political work by Christy Rupp was on display. A metal dinosaur skeleton, its bones imprinted with credit card solicitations, commanded the floor.
A Musical Feast's Charles Haupt is interviewed on WNED.
On April 9 and 10, Burchfield Penney Art Center will be hosting a two days of events featuring members of London-based POP-UP Adventure Play. These events will allow children of all ages to explore, transform, create, and share ideas about the value of free play.
These projects have ranged from Anselm Kiefer’s “Milky Way” at the Albright-Knox, to a piece of Millard Fillmore’s wedding cake at the Buffalo History Museum to watercolors by Charles Burchfield at the Burchfield Penney Art Center. Conservation is thriving in Buffalo.
Rumsey Park is long gone, but Rumsey Woods remain and are enjoyed by many!
The next A Musical Feast concert on Friday, March 14 at 8pm, in the Peter & Elizabeth C. Tower auditorium of the Burchfield Penney Art Center on the Buffalo State Campus, will feature the Buffalo debut of pianist Dmitri Novgorodsky.
The two cultures come together in an exhibit at the Burchfield Penney focusing on Scajaquada Creek. It’s by scientist and artist Alberto Rey...