Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present Zero Waste, an exhibition of textile work created from reclaimed materials by Stitch Buffalo refugee and immigrant artists and volunteers, on view from February 27 through April 11, 2026. An opening reception will be held on Friday, February 27, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm as part of M&T […]
Landless is a body of work that explores the intersection of material and meaning through contemporary mixed-media art, centered on the concept as a metaphor for the fluidity of identity. The project is informed by my personal experience of migration and displacement and examines how identity and a sense of belonging are continuously shaped and […]
Landless is a body of work that explores the intersection of material and meaning through contemporary mixed-media art, centered on the concept as a metaphor for the fluidity of identity. The project is informed by my personal experience of migration and displacement and examines how identity and a sense of belonging are continuously shaped and […]
Landless is a body of work that explores the intersection of material and meaning through contemporary mixed-media art, centered on the concept as a metaphor for the fluidity of identity. The project is informed by my personal experience of migration and displacement and examines how identity and a sense of belonging are continuously shaped and […]
Landless is a body of work that explores the intersection of material and meaning through contemporary mixed-media art, centered on the concept as a metaphor for the fluidity of identity. The project is informed by my personal experience of migration and displacement and examines how identity and a sense of belonging are continuously shaped and […]
Landless is a body of work that explores the intersection of material and meaning through contemporary mixed-media art, centered on the concept as a metaphor for the fluidity of identity. The project is informed by my personal experience of migration and displacement and examines how identity and a sense of belonging are continuously shaped and […]
A free program for people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers featuring interactive gallery tours and hands-on art-making in a stress-free, inclusive setting.
A relaxed members-only social gathering featuring afternoon refreshments, a docent-led 'In Focus' gallery tour, and hands-on art-making.
Three-week series in wheel throwing and glazing; first session Nov. 5.
A playful toddler program (ages 2-4) combining stories, songs, and art-making in the galleries. Adults must attend with their child. Runs four Fridays: Nov 6, 13, 20 and Dec 4.
Free drop-in artmaking: design a wooden mandala coaster.
Free drop-in artmaking: design a wooden mandala coaster.
Western New York Book Arts Center is pleased to announce Glimpses of the Spaces Between Then and Now — an exhibition of dimensional works by Rochester-based book artist Rachael Gootnick in our Main Gallery. Free and open to the public, an opening reception will take place at the Book Arts building, 468 Washington Street, on […]
Shop and eat on the West Side! Our first annual West Side Fall Market, hosted by Luna's Cafe and Indigo Chapel, will feature coffee, pastries, mooncakes, art, plants, vintage, and lots more. Vendors inside and outside, and more vendors and specials down Grant Street. Location: Corner of Grant & Lafayette (Luna's Cafe) Hours: Saturday, November […]
A fiber arts workshop with Emma DuBois teaching needle felting and wet felting techniques to visibly mend or embellish a sweater or knit garment. Participants should bring their own sweater.
Hands-on clay workshop for ages 8–12.
Western New York Book Arts Center is pleased to announce Glimpses of the Spaces Between Then and Now — an exhibition of dimensional works by Rochester-based book artist Rachael Gootnick in our Main Gallery. Free and open to the public, an opening reception will take place at the Book Arts building, 468 Washington Street, on […]
A free, drop-in monthly art-making session open to all ages and skill levels; no registration required. November's theme is Fall Watercolors, inspired by the work of Charles E. Burchfield.
A free monthly Saturday program for care partners and people impacted by Parkinson's disease, featuring caregiver resources and discussion, guided art-making, a docent-led gallery tour, and social time. Free weekend parking.
A free, creative sensory-aware program for autistic children ages 5-25 and their families, offering hands-on art experiences, social-skill building, and a quiet sensory space.
Western New York Book Arts Center is pleased to announce Glimpses of the Spaces Between Then and Now — an exhibition of dimensional works by Rochester-based book artist Rachael Gootnick in our Main Gallery. Free and open to the public, an opening reception will take place at the Book Arts building, 468 Washington Street, on […]
A monthly writing workshop exploring ekphrastic writing inspired by the galleries, led by poet and Education Associate Lucia LoTempio, followed by a guided gallery tour.
Western New York Book Arts Center is pleased to announce Glimpses of the Spaces Between Then and Now — an exhibition of dimensional works by Rochester-based book artist Rachael Gootnick in our Main Gallery. Free and open to the public, an opening reception will take place at the Book Arts building, 468 Washington Street, on […]
A tour and artmaking session focused on the exhibition Natvar Bhavsar: Free Yourself, connecting to curriculum and social-emotional learning, with Lindsay Kranz and Hannah Cappuccino. CTLE credit available; pre-registration required.
An evening of art and connection for current and former military members and their families, in collaboration with the VA WNY Community Engagement and Partnership Program: a guided gallery tour followed by hands-on art-making. All ages and experience levels. Second Thursday of the month, October–May.
