Visual Arts
 The artist’s new show, “Hoarder,” opens Saturday, January 5 at Big Orbit. |
Harvey Breverman, Discontinuous Sequence Series, Charade, ca. 1973.
An exhibit at the Burchfield Penney samples the artist’s work from the 1970s to the present |
David Hockney, “Flowers, apple, pears on table,” 1986.
Fast, Cheap & Easy: the Copy Art Revolution at CEPA Gallery. |
Kauaʻi ʻōʻō (Moho braccatus).
In his latest exploration, the artist—well known for his examination of waterways and aquatic life—turns his attention to bird species that have gone ... |
Kambui Olujimi, Untitled (detail), from the series T-Minus Ø, 2017. Digital print on cotton, aluminum pole, zinc pole mount. Courtesy of the artist.
A principle motif in Kambui Olujimi’s work, we’re told, is time as an element in the “invisible hierarchies that impact our daily lives.” |
 A whole imaginary world of ships and shipping enterprises are contained in the artist’s collection of boat models. |
Legs Like Tree Trunks by Melanie Fisher, detail from the artist's intallation for PLAY/GROUND.
The weekend-long PLAY/GROUND installation at the former Medina High School is perhaps the year’s most ambitious art project. |
Midori's Sister by Lieve Prins.
At CEPA and WNYBAC, an expansive look at the art made possible by the invention of copying machines. |