Ashley Powell
Ashley Powell, who has received both criticism and support for her “White Only, Black Only” art project, sits in her art studio in the Center for the Arts.
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Ashley Powell, who has received both criticism and support for her “White Only, Black Only” art project, sits in her art studio in the Center for the Arts.
Meric Long (Left) and Logan Kroeber (right) performed at Buffalo’s Mohawk Place on Thursday. The folk-rock duo, who make up The Dodos, returned to Buffalo on the front-end of their tour for their 6th studio album Individ, which was released Jan. 23.
Lower Dens lead singer Jana Hunter performs at Mohawk Place Thursday. Lower Dens, an indie rock-pop band from Baltimore, gave an inspired performance at Mohawk Place. The show was nostalgic, reminiscent of ’80s pop performances.
The McLovins played in Buffalo on Saturday night on the second floor of the Waiting Room. The rock band showed off their softer side with a night full of soul and funk songs - with keyboard, drum and guitar solos abound.
Hannah Perno, a senior environmental science major, was commissioned to create the vibrant blackboard menu in the new Center for the Arts café, Seasons. The organic café and juice bar is part of UB Campus Dining and Shops and UB Sustainability’s initial plan for a greener campus.
Alex Schwartz, the founder and president of the Student Association Piano Club, shows off his skills on the Flag Room piano, donated to the Student Union over 20 years ago by the Music Department.
Michael Perlman, a sophomore fine arts and communication major, said students will often stop and give him support with his work, drawn to the intricate and spiraling designs - he said he wanted his mural to be “as crazy as possible."
Senior fine arts student Cassara Martin’s giant, super goose shoots burning lasers in her mural, her humorous conceptualization of UB’s annual goose invasion.
Paula Zych, a junior fine arts major and Buffalo native, wanted to bring a piece of tropical happiness Buffalo - her own mini-rebellion against Buffalo’s oppressive winter weather.
Natalie Miller, a senior fine arts major, poses by her near-completed final project for Thematic Drawing. Her mural on the CFA wall depicts two faces, one blue and one red, in an exploration of self-identity and the multiple sides of an individual’s inner reality.