Rebecca Wing’s sculptural oddities are an intimate experience. Their handcrafted nature and diverse scale inherently lend themselves to investigation, an investigation that is best undertaken […]
Dana Tyrrell
Dana Tyrrell is an artist, curator and writer currently living and working in Buffalo, NY. He has earned degrees from both the University at Buffalo (2015) and the State University of New York at Fredonia (2012). Photograph by David Moog / Courtesy Burchfield Penney Art Center
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Within portraiture, historic representations of people of color have been assigned to stultifying presences within the frame; at the edge and never the center. Be […]
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As the Spring semester begins in earnest, the hope and promise for tomorrow ushers forth. Academic seniors invariably begin thinking about the future, what they […]
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Since the Renaissance the art of the portrait has meant to capture the visage of those who sit before the artist’s easel. These portraits were […]
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Nostalgia is often described as the sweetness of remembering, or a wistful sense of yearning tied to memory, predicated upon a specific period of time […]
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To be acephalous is to be without a head. This hefty word and definition may bring to mind snippets of Washington Irving’s The Legend of […]
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“Forging American: Art in the Workings of an Asian American Rust Belt”, curated by Van Tran Nguyen and Natalie Fleming, highlights Asian-American visual artists working […]
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November 3 Beyond the Wall Opening Reception Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology, 1221 Main Street, Buffalo, NY Resource:Art in Partnership with Buffalo Center for […]
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When a piece of public art is completed, its life truly begins. Once the paint has dried and the cleanup is complete, this art – […]
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At a moment in time when everyone is a photographer, vis-à-vis smartphone cameras and smartly curated Instagram accounts, the nature of photography itself has shifted. […]
