The U of R’s Rush Rhees library currently is home to two exhibits featuring the artwork of – and in-depth looks at the lives of – two inspiring African Americans. Trust librarians, ever-amazing at researching and making sense of the world, to go above and beyond the usual scope of an art show. In the […]
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Larry Merrill at M. Early Gallery
Photographer captures gritty, glorious life in the city
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“Kim Jones: A Retrospective”
The Mudman comes to University of Buffalo’s art gallery
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George Eastman House’s “Why Look at Animals
When it comes to these artists’ portraits, why not?
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Charlie Arnold’s “The Love of the Visual”
The ubiquity of the Xerox brand stretches far beyond its birthplace here in this humble hamlet along the Genesee
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“Georgia O’Keeffe: Color and Conservation”
Art The art — and industry — of Georgia O’Keeffe Last weekend the MemorialArtGallery opened the touring exhibit Georgia O’Keeffe: Color and Conservation.Just a year and a half ago the Albright-Knox in Buffalo hosted an O’Keeffe exhibit. Of course, O’Keeffe’s career was a long one. She was a prominent figure for seven decades and produced […]
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Alan Singer at Gallery at Bausch & Lomb
Art Two new exhibitions, one currently at the Gallery at Bausch & Lomb Place and an upcoming one at the Mercer Gallery at MCC, feature the work of Alan Singer. Meta/morph at Bausch & Lomb juxtaposes Singer’s watercolor and digital transfer monoprints with Tarrant Clements’ predominately wood, wire, and oil paint constructions. At the Mercer, […]
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RIT’s “The American Image”
A century of posters put one nation under
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