Tuesday July 26th, 2022
Upcoming events & things to do near you.
Mythologies of Identity: A Genderless World
In Mythologies of Identity: A Genderless World, Jamaican American photographer Dane-Adrian Smith (they/them) presents a postgender fantasy that challenges heteronormative definitions and brings a fresh perspective and powerful voice to the conversation surrounding gender, identity, and living authentically.… >>
Hang in There
CEPA Gallery Hours: Opening Reception Friday, July 1 5pm-8pm. Hang in There is a multi-media project that revisits America’s past to gauge how far we have come since then. Through sound, motion-activated technology, and the sight of cotton hanging from a glass jar, this project confronts the complicated… >>
Photography Works- Class of 2022
Photography Works is a year-long program providing students interested in photography with in depth instruction and mentoring in a variety of photo-related careers. Join us for a opening reception on Friday, July 15, from 6:00-8:00 pm to celebrate the class of 2022.
Jim Morris, "On the Nature of Things"
Jim Morris’s work explores how dynamic real-world events can be visualized to capture states of volatility, turbulence, and transformation. Morris focuses on themes of power and flux as he searches print and digital sources for examples of the myriad ways in which information is visualized to communicate… >>
Kyle Butler, "Big Trash Day"
Kyle Butler shifts his process and materials from one series to the next, moving between image-based painting and process–based installation work. In much of the work, the built environment draws attention to the interplay of competing and cooperating systems as well as the limitations of those systems.… >>
Travel Raffle
Feed The Fish!
B is for Book: Children's Stories Through the Centuries (Exhibit)
From fables and fairytales, ABC and lesson books, to picture books, modern readers and beloved stories, children’s literature has evolved over the centuries to provide delight and inspiring life lessons for countless children. Hundreds of wonderful examples have been a part of the Buffalo & Erie County… >>
