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Buffalo Arts Studio Please join us on Friday, June 26, from 5- 8 pm for the opening reception of Deborah Stewart's "Propagation and Endurance."
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Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the Tri-Main Center.

Next Up at BAS: Deb Stewart's "Propagation and Endurance." Please join us on Friday, June 26, from 5 - 8 pm for the open...
05/29/2026

Next Up at BAS: Deb Stewart's "Propagation and Endurance." Please join us on Friday, June 26, from 5 - 8 pm for the opening reception. Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the Tri-Main Center.

"Slow Looking" is a new body of work by Rachel Shelton that challenges the negativity so often associated with decay, un...
05/28/2026

"Slow Looking" is a new body of work by Rachel Shelton that challenges the negativity so often associated with decay, uncertainty, and precarity. When things shed the weight of their past lives, there is also hope, potential, and relief. New connections and contexts, once thought impossible, become real. With installation work and a series of repeated and reiterated prints of rock forms, Shelton reminds us that it is the nature of things not only to fall apart, but to begin again.

As a part of Rachel Shelton's "Slow Looking," a small number of limited edition prints will be available in the Buffalo Arts Studio gift shop!

This is the FINAL WEEK to view Gab Hall's "In Between Two Tall Mountains" and Brianna Bernas' "Breathing In and Out." Th...
05/27/2026

This is the FINAL WEEK to view Gab Hall's "In Between Two Tall Mountains" and Brianna Bernas' "Breathing In and Out."

These concurrent exhibitions by two senior fiber art majors from Buffalo State University explore concepts of emotional resilience, adaptability, and making material the immaterial.

Stop by anytime during normal gallery hours now through Saturday, May 30th, to view these exhibitions.

TONIGHT! Please join us from 5 - 8 pm for the opening of Rachel Shelton's "Slow Looking" and Warren Quigley's "Erratic."...
05/22/2026

TONIGHT! Please join us from 5 - 8 pm for the opening of Rachel Shelton's "Slow Looking" and Warren Quigley's "Erratic." Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the TriMain Center.

TOMORROW! Please join us from 5 - 8 pm for the opening reception of Rachel Shelton’s “Slow Looking” and Warren Quigley’s...
05/21/2026

TOMORROW! Please join us from 5 - 8 pm for the opening reception of Rachel Shelton’s “Slow Looking” and Warren Quigley’s “Erratic.” Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the Tri-Main Center.

“Slow Looking” is a new body of work that challenges the negativity so often associated with decay, uncertainty, and precarity. When things shed the weight of their past lives, there is also hope, potential, and relief.

“Erratic” is an installation of 37 carved wooden spheres in varying scales that challenge anthropocentric worldviews and reveal the paradox: the more we learn in our pursuit of control over our environment, the more we become aware of our own vulnerability.

05/20/2026

THIS FRIDAY! Please join us from 5-8 pm for Warren Quigley’s “Erratic.” Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the Tri-Main Center.

“Erratic” is an installation of 37 carved wooden spheres in varying scales that challenge anthropocentric worldviews and reveal the paradox: the more we learn in our pursuit of control over our environment, the more we become aware of our own vulnerability.

THIS FRIDAY! Join us from 5 - 8 pm on Friday, May 22, for the opening reception of Rachel Shelton's "Slow Looking." Part...
05/19/2026

THIS FRIDAY! Join us from 5 - 8 pm on Friday, May 22, for the opening reception of Rachel Shelton's "Slow Looking." Part of M&T Fourth Friday at the Tri-Main Center.

"Slow Looking" is a new body of work that challenges the negativity so often associated with decay, uncertainty, and precarity. When things shed the weight of their past lives, there is also hope, potential, and relief. New connections and contexts, once thought impossible, become real. With installation work and a series of repeated and reiterated prints of rock forms, Shelton reminds us that it is the nature of things not only to fall apart, but to begin again.

We are just ONE WEEK AWAY from the opening reception of Rachel Shelton’s “Slow Looking” and Warren Quigley’s “Erratic.” ...
05/15/2026

We are just ONE WEEK AWAY from the opening reception of Rachel Shelton’s “Slow Looking” and Warren Quigley’s “Erratic.” Please join us on Friday, May 22, from 5 - 8 pm to celebrate these exhibitions and artists. Part of M&T Fourth Fridays at the Tri-Main Center.

“Slow Looking” is a new body of work that challenges the negativity so often associated with decay, uncertainty, and precarity. When things shed the weight of their past lives, there is also hope, potential, and relief.

“Erratic” is an installation of 37 carved wooden spheres in varying scales that challenge anthropocentric worldviews and reveal the paradox: the more we learn in our pursuit of control over our environment, the more we become aware of our own vulnerability.

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