Art Scene


	Sculpture by John Dickson at Indigo Art by J. Tim Raymond
	Canadian John Dickson has a celebrated exhibition history starting in the late 1990s. His earthwork structures of that period resemble branch and limb shelters one might discover in the woods. His sculpture later came to parody scenes of industrial accidents using mechanical and theatrical devices to create kinetic installations where bubbles surfaced from underwater pressure tanks shaped so the resulting emissions spelled out words and phrases when they breached the surface. He built model houses that lowered into pools, sinking mechanically to resemble flooded dwellings. In a wall-mounted wooden model with wool, he re-enacted the long descent of a crippled Lancaster bomber, and made sculptures of small-scale lake boats sunk to the gunwales.
	Recent works on paper by Amanda Besl and Adam Weekley at Studio Hart by J. Tim Raymond

	Buffalo Public Schools student arts show at the Central Library by Jack Foran
	The Buffalo Public Schools’ art show currently at the downtown library features excellent work from students of grade levels pre-kindergarten through high school.

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