Culture
 I don’t scare easily. When I was a child, horror movies were my favorite to watch. I would rent them year-round. As time has gone on, it takes more to scare me. |
The Heitis Classic, by Western New York watch designer D. J. Heider. Photo courtesy of Heitis Watches.
Last week we looked at the rise of wrist watch micro-brands in the USA, and now we dig into Buffalo’s only micro-brand, Heitis Watches. |
Rousseau’s Blood by David Schirmer, 2001, oil on canvas, collection of Carol Vanderberg.
At Hallwalls, some 150 works by one artist, from over a four and a half decades, from 1972 to 2017. |
Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival organizer Gregory Lamberson. Photo courtesy of the Buffalo Niagara Film Commission.
Next Thursday is the opening day of this year’s Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival, now in its fifth year. |
Afirmative Project director Galia Binder (third from left) and a host of the creators whose contributions and collaborations make the initiative. Photo by Emyle Watkins.
How the Affirmative Project, a “community-based social practice art initiative,” aims to create a radical new culture. |
 New stuff from dreambeaches and Nothing Casual. |
The Florida Project explores the hidden homeless living around Disney World.
In two new films, a Florida child and an octogenarian artist discover that the world is a place for play.. |
 Stay in the Loop with LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine! |