UB’s annual “Art in the Open” at the Center for the Arts offered visitors an opportunity to experience varied student work across the arts department from live group performances to physical creations.
The “Greetings From the Happiest Country in the World” greets its visitors with images of destroyed land and pictures of smiling people.
For something beyond the usual campus routine, “Constructed Belief” offers an opportunity to slow down and consider the traditions and habits that shape one's life. The exhibit shows that belief does not always have to be something we inherit, but rather something we build ourselves, one repeated experience at a time.
Located in the Western New York Book Arts Center — a nonprofit organization committed to protecting the arts and a hub for modern art — the "Disrupted" and "Natural Mythology" exhibits showcase the artists’ imaginations: Kathleen Sherin’s abstract series of questions and Amanda Maciuba’s reimagination of her childhood.
UB’s annual first-year MFA showcase offered a glimpse into the minds of nine talented artists who worked tirelessly on their pieces.
“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.
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.
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.
Owens’ approach to fashion was to never fit in, but to redefine it. His work has always challenged traditional ideas within the industry, and his perseverance to stay true to his vision is reflected in a legacy of fearlessness.
The CFAs’ “Martha Jackson in Paris” exhibit opened on Sept. 4, 2025, and runs through May 17, 2026.
UB’s Center for the Arts hosted its annual first-year MFA exhibition, which remained on display from Feb. 10 to Feb. 21, offering the world a peek at what its cohort of eight talented Master’s candidates had been rigorously working on over the past year.
Graphic design artist Akasya Crosier shares her story of discovering her art, and how she combines it with her love of the city of Buffalo.
Offering a unique twist on traditional one-center-lane fashion show venues, Buffalo Fashion Week’s (BFW) three-laned “Fashion on the Field,” was hosted on Oct. 19 at an indoor turf field on 97 Rosalia St.
The AKG Museum opened its doors to the public on Thursday in a long-awaited reopening.
Lucy Person reflects on sleepless nights where a random CFA wall became her lasting legacy at UB.
With a long list of pre-event preparations to complete, Vic Janis ran around all afternoon, gearing up for the closing reception of “Duplex,” her Buffalo-themed art exhibit that occupied the CFA’s Project Space until April 6.
A gigantic gray staircase split the space down the middle. Sculptures of garbage stood guard in the corners. Old family photos were plastered on the theater’s walls and UFO-like rings hung from the ceiling.
One fine arts student opened their gallery to protesters who needed to warm up or take a break from the demonstration.
UB's Fashionista Club is an on-campus group that promotes self-expression, finding meaning through one’s style and committing to an aesthetic vision.
Behind every “contemplative site” is the artist that brought it to life.
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