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November 6, 2025

Learn about International artist Artislav (Stanislav Areshchenko) who brings bright colors to the world with modern art tips.

Stanislav Areshchenko, known by his artistic name Artislav, is a renowned contemporary artist whose works have been showcased across the USA, UAE, Qatar, Italy, Spain, and East. His creative practice spans oil

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October 26, 2025

I Don’t Believe Anything About Everything!

By Stanley Isaacs Who do you believe, what do you believe, why should you believe it? As we approach 2026 something unsettling is taking place. Could it be I somehow stumbled into

MoMA Unveils the Biggest Show in Its History by a Woman Artist: Ruth Asawa

A Landmark Moment in Modern Art The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

The Invisible Eye: Buffalo’s Psychic Lineage Powers a Metaphysical Thriller

In a culture bent on metrics and mistrust, a debut novel argues

Creative Disrupters / The Essential Role of Artists and Designers in a Complex World

By Christina DePaul The Invisible Creative Infrastructure How artists and designers shape every aspect of our daily experience Whether we realize it or not,

August 28, 2025

Arts & Culture·Education·Featured·Visual Arts

Top 5 Places to Buy Art Prints Online: Discover Affordable and Unique Wall Decor

In today’s digital age, decorating your home with beautiful art has never been more accessible. Gone are the days when acquiring stunning wall decor

August 22, 2025

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Butterﬂy (NoFly): Liminal Bodies, Unstable Selves

The conceptually short ﬁlm Butterﬂy (No Fly), recently selected for the Sheﬃeld Shorts (UK) and as a semi-ﬁnalist at Mirada Corta Short Film Festival

August 2, 2025

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Exploring Claude Monet’s Timeless Masterpieces

Claude Monet (1840–1926), the visionary behind French Impressionism, reshaped the landscape of art with his unparalleled ability to capture the essence of light and

August 1, 2025

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A blurred image of a man walking up an all white staircase

Choreographs the Curatorial

When viewers step into one of Yanru Hu’s exhibitions, they may notice something different. Perhaps it is a sense of rhythm that pervades the

July 19, 2025

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Portrait of Hao Yan looking off to the distance in black hat

Hao Yan: A Visual Storyteller Bridging Emotion and Craft

In the ever-evolving world of visual storytelling, few emerging filmmakers have demonstrated the same level of versatility and artistic precision as Hao Yan. A

July 17, 2025

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2025 Call for Art: Small Works

Public Art Opportunity County of Erie (New York) Arts in Public Places (AIPP)Call Open: June 2, 2025Deadline for Submissions: TUESDAY July 15, 2025. 12PM NOONPlease Note: Only Erie County residents are

July 9, 2025

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The Art of Miniatures: How Scale Models Blend Creativity & Functionality

The Art of Miniatures: How Scale Models Are Blending Creativity and Functionality Miniature models have captivated artists, engineers, and collectors for centuries. Whether it’s

February 8, 2025

Arts & Culture·Featured·Games·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

Mandy Chen: Amplifying Women’s Voices Through Film

In the world of filmmaking, where diverse perspectives are essential for telling compelling stories, Mandy Chen stands out as a filmmaker dedicated to amplifying

February 4, 2025

Arts & Culture·Featured·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Major Must-See Art Shows for the Fall Season

The summer is rapidly shifting to fall, and, along with it, some of the world’s most major, award-winning art shows and exhibitions. Renowned artists

October 12, 2024

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A Tribute to a Media Legend: Nabil Ghali Honored by the General Intelligence Service

In a heartwarming ceremony held at the headquarters of Radio Belady 96.6 in Port Sudan, the General Intelligence Service paid tribute to Nabil Ghali,

September 3, 2024

Government·Philosophy & Religion·Sudan·Visual Arts·World News

Why Does Racism Inspire Artists to Respond?

Racism in America has often inspired great art from Norman Rockwell’s famous “The World We Live In,” depicting Federal marshals escorting tiny 6-year-old Ruby

August 11, 2024

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Photo Canvas Prints: An Alternative Decor Element to Enhance the Look of Your Space

Every photo carries its own memories. It’s a record of a moment in time, and if you want those memories to linger, capturing the

August 9, 2024

Arts & Culture·Home·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

CEPA Gallery position open for a new Executive Director

CEPA Gallery, a renowned contemporary photography and visual arts center, is excited to announce that it is now accepting resumes for the Executive Director

July 2, 2024

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CALL FOR ARTISTS! Carnegie Art Center

IMPORTANT DATES Art drop off: June 29 during gallery hours and Members Appreciation Night | 12PM-8PM Opening reception: July 10 | 6PM-8PM Art pickup:

June 21, 2024

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

his Saturday: Be part of the Squeaky Wheel AV Club!

Saturday, June 15, 1-3pm Free, sign up below Join us for the inaugural meeting of Squeaky’s AV Club, a new monthly meetup for digital

June 10, 2024

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FREE Mirabo Press – Nathan Meltz Open Studio Fri, June 14th, 6-9pm

Next Friday is an open studio and installation of Mirabo Press artist in residence Nathan Meltz’s recent work. It’ll be an informal evening, visitors

June 6, 2024

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Volunteers needed for the Allen West Art Festival

Volunteers Needed SIGN UP HERE: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B45ABAC23A0F9C61-49932366-2024 The Allen West Festival is the main fundraiser for the Allentown Association, and will be held this year

June 4, 2024

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Realism In Art: Fred Bugs

Today on Artvoice, we have the pleasure of telling you the story of abstract artist Fred Bugs, a key figure in the European and

May 30, 2024

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Over 90 Western New York artists featured in the 2024 Burchfield Art Auction and Gala

Chaired by Bill & Rebecca Collins and The Collins Family The Art Auction and Gala brings collectors, Burchfield Penney supporters, artists and friends together

May 10, 2024

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SUMMER STUDIO CLASSES OPEN FOR REGISTRATION AT THE BUFFALO AKG

Guests can register for classes at buffaloakg.org/studioclasses FAMILY CLASSES Registration is required. All supplies are provided. *** Family Artmaking (for kids and adults

May 10, 2024

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Sun and Rocks by Charles Burchfield: Total Solar Eclipse and Astral Visions at the Burchfield Penney Art Center Through June 2024

By William Cliff Even if you were unable to attend the eclipse-themed exhibit “Total Solar Eclipse/Astral Visions” prior to totality in western New York,

May 10, 2024

Arts & Culture·Featured·History·Visual Arts

UB’s SPRING INTO ART 2024 April 30

Celebrate Spring at the UB Center for the Arts! Spring into Art brings together and showcases the diverse talents of the artists and creators across the

April 26, 2024

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Torn Space presents LUCA by Tansy Xiao

Tansy Xiao is an artist in residence of Coalesce at UB, presenting an interactive installation/performance piece at Torn Space Theater on Saturday, April 27th.

April 17, 2024

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

‘Under The Spell of Its Weirdness’ – Charles Burchfield Records His Impressions of a Partial Solar Eclipse

By Bill Cliff From his own experience of a solar eclipse, Buffalo’s premier painter has left us distinctive signs to look for as we

March 22, 2024

Featured·Local News·Opinion·Visual Arts

Australian modern art is a diverse and dynamic field that has evolved over the 20th and 21st centuries

Australian modern art is a popular and fast growing market. It should be pointed out that Australian aboriginal art has had a significant influence

December 30, 2023

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Carnegie Art Center to Host ART OFF THE WALL Fundraiser and Art Exhibition

Celebrate the 8th Annual ART OFF THE WALL Exhibition and Fundraiser to benefit the Carnegie Art Center in North Tonawanda on Thursday, December 7,

October 30, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

“All of Our Relations” Exhibition Celebrates Native American Heritage Month at the Carnegie External Inbox

The Carnegie Art Center is pleased to announce “All of Our Relations,” a month-long celebration in honor of Native American Heritage Month, featuring the

October 26, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Mirabo Press Artist Talk with Allen Topolski

When: Saturday, October 28, 2023, 12pm Exhibition On View: September 1 – October 28, 2023 Join us on the last day of the exhibition to hear

October 24, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

In Manhattan’s East Side, Masterworks Opens “Into Another World,” Challenging the Way Art Finance Operates

The art world has long functioned under the same narrow model, whereby exclusive galleries control access to sought-after artists. They stage exhibitions targeting ultra-high-net-worth

October 13, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Finance·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

Mirabo Press announces IMPERMANENT FIX, an exhibition of work by Rochester based artist, Allen Topolski opening Sept. 1, 2023

Exhibition Reception: Friday, September 1, 2023, 6:00-9:00pm On View: September 1 – October 28, 2023 Gallery Hours: by appointment Mirabo Press: 11 Botsford Place, Buffalo,

August 23, 2023

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Title: Third & Market: A Creative Studio for Modern Visionaries

Introduction: Meet Third & Market, the creative studio founded by the dynamic duo Erin and Jonathan Phillips. They have established a reputation for transforming

August 21, 2023

Arts & Culture·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

CEPA Gallery New Exhibitions Open Next Week!

Apply for Photography Works! Photography Works is a year-long program that provides 10 students, ages 15-20, who have a serious interest in photography, with

August 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Call for submissions: Squeaky Wheel’s 20th Animation Fest!

The call for submissions for SQUEAKY WHEEL’S next Animation Fest is now live! Submit your animations now for the 20th edition of the annual

August 9, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·TV & Film·Visual Arts

International artist Olan Wolf (Vladimir Vopilin) – changes the soul of the world with modern tips

Vladimir Vopilin (artistic name – Olan Wolf) is a famous Contemporary artist, presented in USA, UAE, Qatar, Italy, Spain, Iran His work is focused

July 6, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

The 2023 Audubon Photography Awards: The Top 50

Another year, another fantastic Audubon Photography Awards. For the 14 installment of their annual competition, they had more than 2,200 individuals from across the

July 1, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

AKG Art Museum hosts FREE opening weekend

Following the museum’s free opening weekend (June 15–18), the Knox and Wilmers buildings will be open to the public. The Gundlach Building will be

June 7, 2023

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Harmonious Crescendo: Dominika Zawada’s Trailblazing Journey in Music and Musical Theater

Dominika Zawada, a prodigiously gifted artist with a fervor for music and musical theater, has been making a significant impact in the industry with

May 21, 2023

Arts & Culture·Music·Theater·Visual Arts

Jing Dong: Accelerating AI Art

At least in the public consciousness, AI art has gone from feeling fresh and compelling to feeling plentiful and almost ubiquitous, all in just

May 8, 2023

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

Resilience: A Buffalo Story” opens at CEPA Gallery

On May 12th, 2023, the Center for Exploratory & Perceptual Arts, Inc. will open Resilience: A Buffalo Story by Mustafa Hussain. Over almost three

April 24, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords gets boost in preventing gun violence from the Artist Bonnie Lautenberg

New Artwork “Guns Kill” by Bonnie Lautenberg launches national initiative at giffords.org/miamiexhibit Honoring 10th Anniversary of the Giffords Foundation to Protect Americans from Gun

April 21, 2023

Arts & Culture·Crime·Featured·News·Politics·Visual Arts

LEFT Co-Founder Boris Labourguigne Shares Stories and Insights

For those unfamiliar with the filmmaking industry, the role of production companies, in a nutshell, is to get things done. While production companies often

April 18, 2023

Arts & Culture·Music·TV & Film·Visual Arts

Alberto Rey returns to Castellani for ‘Biological Regionalism: Niagara River, WNY’ exhibition

Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University (CAM of NU) will host two exhibition receptions celebrating Biological Regionalism: Niagara River, Western New York by Alberto

April 17, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Ben Volta Workshops

Philadelphia-based muralist, Ben Volta (American, born 1979), is working with the students of the Harriet Ross Tubman School, PS 31, to create a design

April 4, 2023

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Pushing the Boundaries of Wall Design: Thony Perrudin’s Innovative Approach to Technical Expertise and Installation

Thony Perrudin is a master in the art of wall design, with technical expertise and innovation that sets him apart in the field. His

March 29, 2023

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

The Power of a Producer: Tianmin Shen’s Journey in Bringing Unique and Compelling Stories to Life in Award-Winning Films Magdalena and Desert Dream

Ms. Shen is a highly acclaimed film producer whose work has garnered recognition from a range of top industry film festivals. Her films have

March 29, 2023

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UB Libraries presents “Louise Blanchard Bethune” America’s first professional female architect and Buffalo’s first woman to own a bicycle

The exhibit is based on the book “Louise Blanchard Bethune: Every Woman Her Own Architect,” by Kelly Hayes McAlonie, the first biography to thoroughly

March 24, 2023

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Submissions wanted for Albright-Knox Art Alive 2023 Celebration

Art Alive is returning to the Buffalo AKG Art Museum Saturday, June 3, 2023! Re-create a famous work of art as a living, breathing

March 24, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Expert Advice from Celebrity Makeup Artist Zara Kaplan: Tips and Tricks for Achieving Flawless, Natural Makeup Looks

Zara Kaplan is a talented British celebrity makeup artist who has made a name for herself in the industry with her natural, breathable makeup

March 19, 2023

Fashion·Visual Arts

Squeaky Wheel’s first exhibiton at new Tri-Main home “hiba ali | oceans we carry: rough as silk”

On view March 24–May 20, 2023Free and open to the public Squeaky Wheel presents a solo exhibition by artist hiba ali that utilizes videos,

March 16, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Castellani Art Museum celebrates Women’s History Month

This month, the CAM will celebrate Women’s History Month by paying tribute to the traditions and innovations of Indigenous artists with an engaging panel discussion.

March 3, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Torn Space Announces 2023 INTERSECTION: Performance Series

New Works Span Genres, Venues, and Countries Torn Space is pleased to announce a season of original performances that include our tenth year anniversary

March 2, 2023

Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Music·Theater·Visual Arts

Art Portfolio Presentation Tips to Help You Stand Out

Every artist needs a portfolio. You’ll need to put together a portfolio to show off your skills whether you’re applying for an art school,

February 17, 2023

Arts & Culture·Business·Visual Arts

From Buffalo Rising: Q&A with LeRoi Johnson, painter/attorney and Rick James’ brother

By Jeffrey Heras January 27, 2023 In his first retrospective currently on view at the Burchfield Penney Art Center, artist LeRoi Johnson invites folks to

February 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Featured·Visual Arts

Are ‘Conventional Artists’ on the Decline?

Art has been created throughout the centuries for many reasons. Some of the most well-known pieces of art were commissioned while other pieces were

February 10, 2023

Arts & Culture·Betting·Games·Lifestyle·Visual Arts

3 Photography Trends to Begin 2023

The world of photography is constantly evolving, and each new year brings with it new trends and innovations. There are already a ton of

February 9, 2023

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

Design as Communication: A Conversation with Panny Chayapumh

Especially for creatives, it can be all too easy to think of design as this sprawling, all-encompassing concept, and it’s true that design principles

February 7, 2023

Arts & Culture·Visual Arts

Castellani Art Museum hosts ART EXPRESS for kids Saturday, Feb. 25 @ 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Art Express allows children ages 6 to 12 to partake in fun-filled hands-on art making activities and gallery exploration. Each workshop includes a short talk

February 5, 2023

Activities·Arts & Culture·Events·Featured·Visual Arts

Burchfield-Penney presents the documentary “100 Years From Mississippi” in conjunction with the LEROI: Living in Color exhibition

Feb. 4, 2PM – 5PM“100 Years From Mississippi” (2021) Director: Tarabu Betserai Kirkland Mamie Lang Kirkland was seven years old when she fled Ellisville,

February 2, 2023

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12th Annual Artists of Color Exhibition on view February 10-March 25, 2023 at the Niagara Arts & Cultural Center

The Niagara Arts & Cultural Center is pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition with the 12th Annual Artists of Color Exhibition. This exhibit is

January 25, 2023

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