Building its presence for the past three years, the Buffalo Fashion Week serves as the centerpiece of a week of events which bring fashion together with other forms of art and entertainment.
By the time she died on Aug. 25, Dolly Parton long cemented herself in history as the “Queen of Country.” But she may have also reimagined a future for children’s literacy.
“One and Many Chairs,” a new exhibit held from Sept. 1 to Oct. 17 in the UB Department of Art’s Lower Gallery at the Center for the Arts (CFA), showcases the sheer resourcefulness of student artists, faculty and the UB Sustainability team. The exhibit displays 35 different works of art, all of which began at the exact same point: old discarded leather chairs from the university’s Lockwood Library.
Fashion designer John Galliano was set to receive one of fashion’s highest institutional honors: a solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the 2027 Met Gala. But his past could not be separated from the clothes.
With the start of a new school year comes a brand new set of productions presented by UB’s Department of Theatre and Dance, and the 2026-27 season looks to be a deeply contemplative yet riveting year of performances.
Kylie Jenner wants you to notice her glasses.
At the free Spring into Art event, pieces that students have been working on since fall are showcased, sold and performed.
From April 24 to 26, wishes and fantasies coalesced on stage at UB Center for the Arts in the form of “Into the Woods,” a musical proudly presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance.
The UB Center for the Arts (CFA) was full of noise last night as the reception for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Thesis group exhibition, “Memoria,” took place in the Department of Art Lower Gallery.
The most celebrated architect of his generation never took a single architecture class.
With multiple galleries, over thirty studio spaces and an education program for locals, the center’s multi-functional space is committed to making art accessible to the Buffalo community.
Buffalo has no shortage when it comes to alternative music scenes, from a bustling hardcore scene to a blooming screamo scene.
The goth music scene is dominated by white people — that isn’t a surprise, and it’s a result of many different circumstances.
On April 14, students gathered at Student Union Theatre, thrilled to welcome the performers of the “SpongeBob” Themed Drag Show, “Bikinis & Bottoms,” to the stage.
Skweezy Jibs, an internet personality created by Savage, is known for his high-energy videos on TikTok and Instagram. Savage is currently on a 60-city North American Tour to help promote his movie, “Skweezy Jibbs Makes a Movie,” a mockumentary style firm with in-person Q&As and appearances.
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