Member Achievements

Patti Harris is part of a 2-person show at the Jordan Art Gallery in Jordan, Ontario until Mar. 31.

Robin Mols, Bruce Blair and Stephen V. Rovner are exhibiting in “The Cartesian Divide” at Artspace Buffalo Gallery, 1219 Main St., Buffalo, until Mar. 29.

Charles Houseman and Irene Haupt have works in “In Plain Site: Landscapes from the Gerald Mead Collection” at the Park Country Club through May.

Beth Pedersen, Russell Ram and Norine Spurling are included in “UB Art Alumni and Faculty: Selected Works from the Gerald Mead Collection” in the Visual Studies Department Gallery at the UB Center for the Arts through Apr. 17. The exhibition consists of work by BFA/MFA alumni, former and current faculty.

Nancy Cerny, Sylvia Coles, Helen Russell and Norine Spurling are exhibiting in the Impact Artists Gallery’s Women’s 2009 National Exhibition until April 3 at the Tri-Main Center, Suite 545, 2495 Main St., Buffalo, 835-6817, juried by Coni Minneci and chaired by Helen Russell.

Fran Noonan and Len Kagelmacher showed from Feb. 13 – Mar. 13 at the Art Dialogue Gallery, 1 Linwood Ave., Buffalo.

Ann Stievater, Joan Shaw, Joan Turrell, Patricia Sciandra and Sharon Fundalinski are exhibiting in the The Niagara Frontier Plein Air Painters Exhibition: “Landscape: Inspiration and Interpretation” at Partners in Art Gallery, 74 Webster St., North Tonawanda, until Mar. 27.

Rita Argen Auerbach received The Arts Council in Buffalo & Erie County’s Individual Achievers Award at their 23rd Annual Arts Awards Luncheon on Mar. 20. Ten BSA members bought a table to applaud Rita’s achievement.

Gerald Mead is one of 8 national artists in ReUse/ReOrder at the Indianapolis Art Center until Apr. 19. He also showed in Dec. in “Spirituality” at El Museo Gallery, Buffalo, and in Jan. in “Visual AIDS: Postcards from the Edge” at Metro Pictures Gallery, NYC. In Nov. he was a panelist for a Visual Art Career Panel Discussion at UB and judged the Niagara Art & Cultural Center Annual Exhibition in Niagara Falls. Gerald also was one of 7 regional invited artists in “PRISM: One Community, Many Perspectives” at CEPA Gallery last month. He was a reviewer for the New York Foundation for the Arts’ Special Opportunity Stipend grants in March and served on the Cedar Arts Center’s Exhibitions Submissions Review Panel in Corning NY…

Lila Krehbiel, formerly Lila Mandzyk, will be conducting two Ukranian Easter egg workshops in April, the first on Satuday, April 4 from 9 to noon at the Buffalo Arts Studio, Suite 500, TriMain Building, 5th floor, 2495 Main Street, Buffalo. The cost of the workshop is $35. Register by calling 833-4450, ext. 13. The second workshop is on Saturday, April 18 from 9:30 to noon at the Creative Edge Studio, Suite 412, 4th floor, TriMain Building, 2495 Main Street, Buffalo. The cost of this workshop is $30. Register by calling 862-0367. Both require you to bring 3 fresh eggs or 3 uncracked hard boiled eggs to the workshop. Lila’s interest in her Ukranian heritage prompted her to learn this time-honored art.