Featured Artist: Patrick Willett

"Creating art is very therapeutic for me, my work involves the healing and renewing aspects of nature as well as the sense of place that we all share. I am especially fascinated with the reclaiming by nature of the materials that we choose to build with," he said. "Where I live in the Northeastern United States, there are many hulking, rusting monuments to another age that are being taken back by a force that never rests."
Willett's paintings--landscapes for the most part--are executed primarily in watercolor, and based on his surroundings, near and far.
Western New York, especially permeates the work with a sense of place.
Patrick's body of work can be seen, here, on his website.

Lenny Revell hails from Buffalo, NY and began classical piano at the age of nine.
Seven years later, he wrote his first song and therafter began singing lessons. His first CD “Lessons” was engineered at Pine Audio Studios with Dave Camarda in Williamsville in 2007.
Lenny Revell is solo on piano, vocals and lyrics, yet often has a band behind him. The musicians are diverse. He has performed with: Tim Webb (Gruvology), Jason Neubauer (That 80’s Hair Band) , Ric Stave …
After traveling extensively throughout North America, photographer Viktoria Ciostek has produced a body of work that captures an aesthetic reminiscent of Buffalo. In "Trash and Treasure (Life on Forgotten Frontiers)," her images focus on subjects that have been "left to rot beneath a shadow of unappreciated neglect." By examining the beauty hidden in dilapidated buildings and discarded objects, these ten photographs illustrate human patterns of abandonment and shifting cultural …
Back when video games were still in their infancy, developers relied on whichever computer system they were programming for to create any kind of audio for their games. Today's video games can sound like anything from an orchestra to a jazz band because the audio is pre-recorded and loaded onto a CD, eliminating the need to rely on the limited resources a primitive computer provides.
Those limited resources forced programmers to think carefully about what sort of music would p …
Buffalo Homecoming Weekend is sure to be busy for everyone in Buffalo. With a ton of different events going on, it may be hard to schedule what you’re going to do. If you would like to take a trip off the beaten path, you may want to check out the Market Arcade Theater. For a movie? Well, kind of.
The Buffalo Arts Council will be putting on the Rocky Horror Picture Show at 11:30pm on Friday June 27th and twice on Saturday June 28th, once at 10am and then a traditional midnight … 

