Visual Arts
 The photographer stitches together 360-degree panoramas of his subjects. |
Tanya Ganson, My Father's Attack and Escape from the Russian Revolutionary Mob.
At the Burchfield Penney, works by immigrants and refugees from far-flung places. |
Caitlin Cass, Certain Death, 2017, watercolor.
The usual rule about artworks in a gallery is “Don’t Touch.” In the Hallwalls Members’ Exhibit, artist Kyla Avery Kegler turns the rule around, inviting... |
Woodworker by bobCollignon.
A trove of beautiful and curious works at WNYBAC through August 18. |
PJ Moskal's Invaders, on display as part of the Shape of a Pocket exhibit at Squeaky Wheel.
A “pocket of resistance” of the artists to Trump and his minions and their maleficent works and pomps. |
A still from All You Need, one of the films of Re'em Aharoni being shown at CEPA as part of the Place Relations exhibit.
At CEPA, a superb beginning to a series exploring the Israeli avant garde. |
Art by A.J. Fries
ArtReach: Four Western New York women promote small art works for a big cause. |
PHOTO: Visual artist, printmaker, and installation artist Anne Muntges
Photographer David Moog rebuts a widely held assumption about his “Artists Seen” series. |