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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. |
The Rainbow Bridge Motel screens Saturday night at the North Park Theater as part of this year's Buffalo International Film Festival.
So here’s my conundrum: I want to do everything I can to encourage all of you to check out at least some of the film unspooling this weekend at the latest... |
Geometries of Desire, by Buffalo filmmaker David Williams, plays Saturday, October 6, 3pm, at Squeaky Wheel, as part of the Buffalo International Film Festival.
How does 20 movies for $39.99 sound? The Buffalo International Film Festival runs October 4-8. |
Midori's Sister by Lieve Prins.
At CEPA and WNYBAC, an expansive look at the art made possible by the invention of copying machines. |
Left to right: Sherri Miller and Alicia Greco
A stacked weekend of events in Buffalo for women and non-binary folks who are trying to break into the electronic dance music scene. |
Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), The Three Trees, 1931-46; watercolor on paper, 36 x 60 inches; Salem Public Library, Gift of Miss Alice MacMillan in memory of her father Joel, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the MacMillan Book Shop.
At the Burchfield-Penney, an exhibit of the namesake artist’s paintings and drawing of trees. |
Ben Dickey and Alia Shawkat in Blaze.
The chances that you know the legend of Blaze Foley are slim, but this new film is likely to burnish it considerably. |
The best selfie of all time!
The Public’s environment editor, Jay Burney, interviews the Teenage Mutant Turtles about climate change. |