Every month, hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet Gallery Network—and every week, we shine a spotlight on one artist or exhibition you should know.

Many if not most Buffalonians are familiar with the fall of the iconic East and West sides, when immigrants, their children, and their children’s children left old neighborhoods for suburbia; their ...

Starting on August 28, artist Joan Langley Shaw will be exhibiting her oil painted works at Art Dialogue Gallery at Five Linwood Avenue. The show, curated by gallery director, Donald J. Siuta, will be ...

The late 1960s in Buffalo, as we have learned from innumerable museum and gallery shows in the decades since, was a period of great creative energy and experimentation. One important nexus for that ...

Walking through the several small rooms that comprise the Smithsonian American Art Museum's exhibit "Picturing the American Buffalo: George Catlin and Modern Native American Artists" (through April 12 ...

There were three paintings contributed for the occasion by Dr. Van Zandt. . . . The next painting which elicited our admiration, . . . might be appropriately termed the "Infuriated Buffalo," for a ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A local artist is feeding her passion for art and helping feed people in need in Western New York in a creative way. Barbara Baird made 100 8" x 8" paintings over the past two years, ...

Those large, brown, beastly masses known as buffalo are rarely described as pretty, but this weekend a lucky few of them became works of art that would make all the others jealous. Competing in a ...

“What we eat is an expression of who we are,” said Adam Lerner, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, by way of introducing the first session in the three-day Art Meets Beast project.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Wooden signs with inspirational or humorous sayings are a popular trend, and now there's a place in downtown Buffalo where you can make your own custom version, no experience required.