Artvoice Events Calendar
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7pm:
BETH: An Exhibition of Original @rtwork by Beth Hintermier (through May 16)
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8am-10pm:
Robert Schulman—Photography (through June 29)
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7am-11pm:
Railroad Impressions. Paintings by John Schweikhand (through May 31)
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11am-8pm:
Small works by Dianne Baker (through May 31)
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8am-4:30pm:
Original Paintings by Eileen Hothow (through May 31)
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10am-2pm:
“Landscapes” by Lockport artist Clayton Rickard (through June 30)
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7-9pm:
Opening reception for an exhibition of work by the late Canadian landscape painter Lawrence V. Badgery (1906-1998) from the collection of his nephew, artist Donald E. Little (through June 29)
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8:30pm, Ansonia Center:
The Evolutionary Girls Club international artist-activist collective will present a multi-media extravaganza of videos, prints and installations. $6/general; $4/SW members. Visit www.evolutionarygirls.com for more info
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10am-10pm:
Remix recent Acquisitions (through July 27)
10am-10pm:
Remix Recent Acquisitions of Works on Paper (through Aug. 24)
10am-10pm:
Jennifer Steinkamp. Nationally touring retrospective exhibition from the San Jose Museum of Art (through June 29)
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11am-5pm:
Raleigh J. Spinks: A Life’s Work (through June 6)
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9am-5pm:
Recent Works by Ralph Sirianni (through June 30)
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noon-5pm:
Structured Collages by Douglas M. Bauer (through June 7)
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9:30am-5pm:
TRASH & TREASURE (Life on Forgotten frontiers). Photographs by Viktoria Ciostek (through Jun 7)
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10am-5pm:
Full Spectrum. WNY artworks from the Gerald Mead Collection (through June 21)
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noon-5pm:
Two MFA Thesis Exhibitions by Kevin Charles Kline and Joel Brenden: Scripted Image: (Re)Visions of Authority and ENTHUSIAST: Calls & Orders (both through May 24)
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11am-4pm:
Media Arts Regrant Exhibition. Selected works by local media artists (through May 23)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Many WInters Ago…Native American Children’s Book Illustrations (through June 30)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Michael Veit: Unity Park (through Sept. 14)
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4-8pm:
Buffalo Hamilton Exchange Art Show. Mixed media group show by Hamilton artists Bob Ezergailis, Ellis Bateson, William Ferguson, Santo Barbieri, and Jeff Bush (through June 8)
4-8pm:
Buffalo Photography by Michael Mulley (through July 30)
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7:30-9:30pm:
Third Annual Gruppen Works 003. Featuring twenty-five artists with work in competition for the public vote (voting continues through June 7)
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noon-5pm:
Notations. Paintings by Kate Kennedy (through May 24)
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noon-7pm:
Multiple Spirit 2: Drawings & Paintings by the Many and Only Jonathan Rogers (through June 1)
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9am-4pm:
Department of Visual & Perfroming Arts presents the BFA EXhibit. Work by Maria Lettiere, Annie Stoll, Ashley Tinkey, and Matt Wetter (through May 23)
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11am-6pm:
Barabara Weissberger: Are we just going to stand here and watch this? and Chambliss Giobbi: Time and Again (both through May 30)
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noon-5pm:
New Views. Work by Rita Argen Auerbach and George Palmer (through May 27)
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noon-5pm:
Work by the late Canadian landscape painter Lawrence V. Badgery (1906-1998) from the collection of his nephew, artist Donald E. Little (through June 29)
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10am-5pm:
Buffalo/Niagara Art Association Spring Exhibition 2008 (through June 1)
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9:30am-5:30pm:
Nancy Treherne Craig: Stalking the Gaps (through May 31)
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10am-5:30pm:
A Few Friends. Work by Irene Andrzejewski, Rosemary A’Agostino, Karen Foegen, Bernadette Franklin, Joan Horn, Terri McLellan, Cni Minneci, Roberta Remy, Patricia Sciandra, Joan Shaw, Glenna Sternin, Jody Ziehm (through May 30)
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noon-5pm:
10th Annual Community Art Exhibition (through June 14)
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10:30am-2pm:
“this Winter I could only paint Spring flowers.” New work by Barbara Baird (through June 19)
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11am-5pm:
Sam Francis: Black and White; Joseph Norman: Der Tiergarten Suite, 1999; Selected Prints from the Permanent Collection (all through May 25)
11am-5pm:
CONTINUUM: The MacKrell Collage Archive Project by Gerald Mead (through June 1)
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11am-5pm, North Campus:
Shadi Nazarian: Introversions. A UB Art Gallery Lightwell Project (through May 17)
11am-5pm, North Campus:
Two large-scale installations by Douglas Repetto (through May 17)
11am-5pm, North Campus:
In)visible Cities. Exhibition of architectural projects by five students from the UB School of Architecture and Urban Planning (through May 17)
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noon-5pm:
Parallel. Mixed media by NYC artists Jennifer Contini and Amber Maida (through May 26)
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10am-5pm:
Cathedrals of Industry: Photographs by Michael L. Horowitz (through July 25)
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10am-5pm:
Palette of Life: The Colors of Our World. A collage of exhibits and activities focusing on the science of color (through June 21)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
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11am-4pm, Porter:
First Ladies. Showcase of memorable letters, speeches and other items of various First Ladies of the United States (through June 29)
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9am-4pm:
Art Words & Art Works. Paintings, prints, drawings, and ceramic sculpture by adults with learning disabilities or neurological impairment (through May 30)
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8pm:
Brooklyn based dance troupe Leanne Schmidt & Company presents “Wonderland” (May 15-17). $15. Info at www.leanneschmidt.com
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7:15am:
Screening of “El Cantante” (2007). free will donation
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7pm:
The Fettucini Brothers (acclaimed jugglers and circus arts experts). $10/adult; $8/seniors, students; $5/kids 12 & under
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noon-6:45pm:
Thomas the Tank Engine Day Out With Thomas 2008: The Great Discovery Tour (May 16-18). Family activities, arts & crafts, storytelling, video viewing, live music, bounce house, Museum tour, ride with Thomas & more.
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7pm:
Dale McGowan, PhD, author of “Parenting Beyond Belief: On Raising Ethical, Caring Kids Without Religion.” $10/general; free to Friends of the Center
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7pm:
“Lyme Disease: Facts and Myths,” by John J. Halperin, MD, world-renowned authority on Lyme disease. Buffet dinner will precede the lecture at 6pm in Room B5. Reception will follow. $18/general; $9/students. Contact 829-3900 ext. 136 or lalohr@buffalo.edu for reservations
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8:30pm, Ansonia Center:
The Evolutionary Girls Club international artist-activist collective will present a multi-media extravaganza of videos, prints and installations. $6/general; $4/SW members. Visit www.evolutionarygirls.com for more info
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7:30-9:30pm:
Goat Island Adventure Walk. Call 745-7848 to register
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6-8pm:
Special Preview Reception for the Grand Opening of the ReSource, Buffalo ReUse’s retail outlet. Refreshments, entertainment by MC Sick, screening of the feature episode on the Sundance Channel’s “Big Ideas for a Small Planet” & more
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9am-noon:
Carnival & AmeriCorps Information Fair
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1pm:
Grand opening of the Waterfront Memories & More Museum, located inside the Center.
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7:30pm:
The Alden Christian Theatre Society presents George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” (May 16-18). $8/adults; $6/seniors, students
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8pm:
Opera-Lytes production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Mikado” (May 16-18). $20, call 837-3440 for reservations
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7pm:
“The Fettucini Brothers.” Juggling, comedy, circus stunts & more family entertainment. $10 general; $8 seniors/students; $5 kids 12 & under
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2pm:
GUTworks’ presentation of “VAMPING” (May 15-18). A multi-media play about Alzheimer’s disease at the Road Less Traveled Theater inside the Market Arcade. $10-$20 (800-838-3006/www.brownbagtickets.com)
8pm:
GUTworks’ presentation of “VAMPING” (May 15-18). A multi-media play about Alzheimer’s disease at the Road Less Traveled Theater inside the Market Arcade. $10-$20 (800-838-3006/www.brownbagtickets.com)
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3pm:
“Le Grande Cirque” (May 12-25). Tickets start at $20 (www.ticketmaster).ca
9pm:
“Le Grande Cirque” (May 12-25). Tickets start at $20 (www.ticketmaster).ca
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7:30pm:
Park School Players present “Off in All Directions” (May 16-17). $7/advance (839-1242 ext. 109) or $8/at door
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Christian Music Summit (May 16-17). International conference with over 100 workshops for Christian musicians, audio-visual technicians, church staffers. Vendors & exhibitors will display gear, music, tools and instruments. Evening concert featuring Phil Keaggy at 7pm. Visit www.ChristianMusicianSummit.com/thechapel for registration & details
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8pm:
Lecture based on the book “Clear Body, Clear Mind” by L. Ron Hubbard. Call 856-3910 to reserve your seat
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7-8:30pm:
“Transitions to Transformations: A Dance Meditation Journey.” Sponsored by Honor and Hope Wellness Center. Ecstatic experience for all ages & abilities. $15/class or $50/4 sessions (may 2-23). Contact 694-9004 or www.honorandhope.com to register
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midnight:
Psychic Message/Mediumship Night. $20. Call 883-8670 to register
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noon-1pm:
Walking tours meet at info desk in lobby. Contact Landmark Society at 852-3300 or www.landmark-niagara.org for info.
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11am:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
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11am:
See Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1904 architectural masterpiece under restoration. Tours at 11am & 2pm. Reservations strongly recommended, call 856-3858.
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5pm:
Friday Night Bash Free Concerts. Pre-Game Plaza party with music by BluesRoot
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6-9pm:
Greg Zark/Crazy Joe Fox Blues Duo
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7pm:
Willie & the Reinhardts
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6pm:
Pug Mahones
6pm:
Pug Mahones
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8:30pm:
Dave North Trio
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7pm:
Phil Keaggy, and John Patitucci with Nick Manson (Tickets.com, Kingdom Bound at 800-461-4485). Part of the Christian Music Summit (May 16-17). Visit www.ChristianMusicianSummit.com/thechapel
7pm:
Phil Keaggy. $20/general; $30/artist circle (800-461-4485/www.itickets.com/Keaggy)
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7:30pm:
A Piano recital by Claudia Hoca. $20-$25. Advance reservations required by May 12. Contact 856-3858 or kdupre@darwinmartinhouse.org to RSVP
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6pm:
Pete Worden & the Hardtimers
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9pm:
Ultra Violet Friday hosted by Kryszt with Twist & Brandon Chase (Get House), Mike Parker (Geophone Records), and N3WT vs. Anthrofear (Konkrete Jungle, Kryszt)
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11pm:
Friday Fusion (old soul, R&B, indie, hip hop, rock) with DJ Hussalonia
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6pm:
TECHNOIR Dance Party. $5
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10pm:
DJ Dumais spinnin’ the hottest hits & requests
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10pm:
DJ Lady Atram spinning pop, house & hip-hop
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10pm:
Cream Fridays with DJ Ark Angel & special guest DJs every week.
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9pm, Unity Church:
Edie Allen
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9-11:45pm:
Sharon Bailey & the Jazz Example
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7:30-10pm:
Wally Jedermann Trio featuring Becky Davis on vocals
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8-11pm:
Open Improv Session with Laura Jean and K. Cornelius (music), and Angela Lopez (dance). Visit www.LauraJeanC.com
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8pm:
Douglas R. Ewart and Orchestra Inventions. $10
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8pm, SUNY Fredonia:
Commencement Eve Pops 2008 Big Band Classics. $20-$25 (673-3501/www.fredonia.edu/tickets/)
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8:30pm:
Dave North Trio
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6-8pm, Sheridan Dr:
Saxman Slim
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8:30pm:
Ron’s 7-Nite Karaoke
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8pm:
Jim Beau’s Roadshow
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9pm:
SOONERTUNES.com with Okie Rich
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9:30pm:
Karaoke Show with Dan the Yankee Fan
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7pm, Walker Center:
Djambossa (gypsy jazz & Latin)
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7-10pm:
Kathryn Scibilia & Andy Bialek
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5:30-9:30am, Hyatt Regency:
Jackie Jocko
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8pm, Erie County Fairgrounds:
Jim & Jan
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7:30-11pm:
Piano music of George Jones
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10pm:
Crystal Blue featuring Harry & Rosary-
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7-9:30pm, Lockview Plaza:
Open mic
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5pm:
Hosted by Paul Dylin
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5-8pm:
Party on the Portico with John & Mary and the Valkyries. $10
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6:30-8:30pm:
Five to One
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9:30pm, McKinley Park Inn:
The Strangers
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9pm:
Huemonxu CD Release Party with Aqueous
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6-9pm:
Ray Wood
10:30pm:
Wunderland
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5-8pm:
Kevin McCarthy
10:30pm:
Hey You (Pink Floyd tribute). Ages 21+
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10:30pm:
Davey Z. Project
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10pm:
Powertrain
10pm:
Powertrain
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11pm:
Little Man, Gentlemen Callerz, the Habit, Justin James. $4
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11pm:
Todd Eberwine Band
11pm:
Todd Eberwine
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10pm:
Sonic Garden (Grateful Dead tribute)
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5pm:
Happy hour with Tom Stahl & the Dangerfields
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7pm:
Happy Hour with Hit-N-Run
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7pm:
An Evening With the Alan Holdsworth Band (performing two sets). $23/presale (Ticketmaster) or $25/day of show
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