Read what Colin Dabkowsi wrote about this exciting news!
While taking in the artwork and the museum space I thought to myself, “This would be an amazing place to work.”
I was documenting paintings in my studio this morning. Two pieces needed labeling that I made during my first two stays in Buffalo this year as the Artist-in-Residence at the Burchfield Penney Art Center.
Many galleries and theaters in Western New York are now shuttered-up tight for the holidays, their caretakers taking a brief reprieve before diving into the a busy new year of exhibitions and events.
Read what Tracey Drury wrote about these important grants in Business First.
Artist, teacher, friend, community advocate. Lockport's Joseph Whalen wore many hats throughout his life.
Serving as an educator for more than 30 years, Whalen shared his passion for art with generations of students. His drawings and paintings have inspired many.
Read Buffalo-native Erik Brady's ode to Buffalo's snow (or lack of it!) in USA Today!
You may find yourself floating along the undulating lines and shapes or diving into the deep hues of color. It is easy to get lost in the layers of Tobias Tovera’s paintings.
On Friday (12/11), the Burchfield Penney Art Center (1300 Elmwood Ave.) will host a reading along with live music.
Stephanie works on a series of paintings simultaneously; this method prompts her to work quickly and directly. She often switches between drawing and painting in her art.