By Joanna Gillespie

Three Buffalo-based artists address the theme of urban decay at Artspace Buffalo Gallery

Principal New York City Ballet dancer Daniel Ulbricht brings five of his top-notch dancer friends to UB Center for the Arts for a performance Sunday afternoon, September 20th, at 3PM. 

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Ryan Miller's swanky "Catwalk for Charity" has quickly become a "must-attend" event on Buffalo's social calendar over the past three winters.  The Sabres netminder has hosted themed-parties to raise money for Miller's Steadfast Foundation--an organization that supports families whose children are battling diseases. The previous

WALL ROCKETS:  Contemporary Artists and Ed Ruscha

Ongoing - October 25, 2009

This exhibition of approximately one hundred works by more than seventy-five

I had to hold off on writing this.  My grief was strong enough that thinking about the Bills game last night was too much.  But now I think it's best to get it out, ya know, talk about it.

As we all know, the Patriots defeated the Bills 25-24 last night. It was another Monday Night Football disaster following on the heels of the Cowboys and Browns meltdowns.  During the first 55 minutes or so, the Bills no-huddle offense worked efficiently and effectively while the defense made Brady and Moss look positively pedestrian.  With 2 minutes and 10 seconds left, the Bills

Face 2 Face promoter Live Nation and HSBC Arena are pleased to announce that the Billy Joel & Elton John concert at HSBC Arena has been rescheduled for Friday, December 4, 2009 at 7:30PM.  

All tickets from the original date in

Staff Review: Anne Conable, Buffalo & Erie County Public Library

 

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THE BASICS:  E T A Hoffman's eerie, symbolist short story, as re-imagined and interpreted by Sigmund Freud.  Certainly not your everyday theatrical fare!  The New Phoenix production, devised and directed by Robert Waterhouse (their Artistic Director), plays Thurs-Sat nights through October 3rd.  There are five humans in the cast, three of whom operate puppets designed by Michele Costa.  The show is very short, running slightly less than an hour, with no intermission.

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It's almost that time of year.  You can almost hear the oompah beat, smell the German sausages cooking, and see a crowd dancing in traditional Bavarian clothing. 

Buffalo's oldest Ukrainian social

If you happen to be out on the town tonight and tomorrow night, you may run into Paul H-O, in town for the screening of his movie, Guest of Cindy Sherman.
Word has it that he and his Gallery Beat videographer will be stopping into several local galleries tonight.
On his list are Indigo, Gallery Hart, CEPA,

By Doug Sitler

Many years ago, Buffalo political and civic leader George Arthur began taking photographs of various street signs throughout Buffalo. During his travels, Arthur began to notice numerous neighborhood murals painted on buildings, bridges and houses. To his surprise,

Ujima Theater, at 545 Elmwood Ave presents a special performance of "Do You See What I'm Saying" On Thursday, Sept 24, to benefit the Homeless Alliance of Western New York.  Tickets are $35, and can be purchased at wnyhomeless.org or by calling 853-1101.

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This began as an interview that became a romance, and then there is this whole other documentary.  Lucky us, we get to see 15 years of Paul H-O's interviews (including Sherman's) this weekend at the Burchfield Penney...and we get to speak to the filmmaker/one time love object of Cindy Sherman.
Cindy Sherman is that wonderful photographer (model, actress, filmmaker, etc.) whose favorite subject is herself, but herself  morphed into others - so much so, that even when we know we're looking at her...well, sometimes we feel we

What a weekend here in Buffalo!  Fall is sort of in the air, and there's still plenty of fun to be had. The Music Is Art festival hits Albright-Knox on Saturday, and there's also a good deal of art to enjoy this weekend, try and catch some of it! 

Thursday, September 10:

-A Conversation with Dava Sobel.  Ms. Sobel is the author of Longitude, The Planets, and Galileo's Daughter.  She will be at the Mason O. Damon Auditorium of the Central Library, 1 Lafeyette

"Say, Old Sport, the honor would be entirely mine if you would attend a "little party" I'm having at my house tonight.  I've seen you ...several times and have intended to call on you long before now, but a peculiar combination of circumstances has prevented it."    /lifestyle/index.html

Former New York Times Science Writer and novelist Dava Sobel will be at the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library tomorrow evening, September 10th, at 6PM, to speak about her novel Galileo's

On Saturday, September 12th, the Buffalo Arts Studio (2495 Main Street) will host an opening reception for three new exhibitions from 7 PM until 10 PM. The event will also feature talks by the artists from 7 PM until 8 PM. 
Exhibitions by the following artists will be on display until October 31st. 
Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga's two-part exhibition, Breaking News, explores the re-interpretation of constant

We've had the good fortune of working with Hero Design in the past and, based on that experience, we were anxious to find another opportunity to work together.  Well, we found it and we couldn't be happier with the results.

If you're not familiar with Hero Design, take some time to check out their work.  They are hyper-talented young designers the city should be proud to be home to and their

"The Applicants" took home awards for Best Editing, Audience Favorite, and Best Film in this year's 48 Hour Film Project in Buffalo. I had an opportunity to talk with some members of "Ma's Meatloaf"-- the movie's small, but organized production team.  

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