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A glaring disparity is emerging with how Buffalo polices its public housing.
In 1958, Lower Main Street was a half-demolished vestige of Buffalo’s fabled Canal District.
We poured through the massive 2016 Infringement Festival line up to find some of the most intriguing music, dance, art, and theater events of the 11-day-long festival. That’s not to say you shouldn’t pour through the schedule yourself. You’re bound to find something cool, crazy, or comedic that we overlooked.
Buffalo’s greatest Louisianian stained glass artist, Chelsea Black, has been working tirelessly in preparation for the Infringement Festival.
Photographer David Moog’s portrait of the transdisciplinary artist, designer, and writer.
Five film and video screenings to check out at Infringement Festival.
At City Honors, Brendan Bannon’s photography project with Syrian children in refugee camps.
Four theatre events to check out at Infringement Festival
Four Dance Events to check out at Infringement Festival.
Who is Cat McCarthy going to see during Infringement? Well, let’s ask her…
Pick up this week’s issue of The Public for all of your Infringement Festival 2016 needs, including a 24-page pull out.
The tireless work behind Buffalo’s Infringement Festival.
Stay in the Loop with this week’s LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine!
Woody Allen’s latest suffers from a curious emotional flatness even as it struggles toward a sense of romantic yearning.
To what extent can you be in the world but not of it, and is it even a good idea to try?
5 places to eat, drink, and relax during Garden Walk weekend.
We’ve rounded up a few West Side locales with serious burger game, each of which also happens to offer Loupe users an exclusive perk when they visit.
Taramarie Mitravich’s show, FIX, will be at Main Street Gallery (515 Main Street) for the duration of the Infringement Festival.
As high as the stakes are for white folks, they are much higher for people of color in this election.
Why a 23-story apartment building on the Outer Harbor is a step backward.