Thomas Kegler is offering a still life painting workshop on Saturday, January 16, 2010 in collaboration with the Roycroft Campus Corporation. Click on the link below to register.

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BSA Artists Showing in Many Venues

DECK THOSE HALLS REMEMBER, SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ARTISTS!!! The annual HOLIDAY OPEN STUDIOS begins December 2, with First Friday, 5-9pm Saturday, the 3rd, and Sunday, the 4th, from 11am-6pm BSA ARTISTS ARE SHOWING IN MANY VENUES: Anita Easter & Patti Harris at Mundo Gallery, 500 Franklin St. Adele Becker, Sue Copley, Linda Toomey and Ginny O’Brien at 296 Bryant St. Eileen Graetz & D. Ann Stievater at 190 Bryant St. Bunny Leighton & Evette Slaughter at 700 Ellicott St. Ann Peterson at Gilda’s Club, 1140 Delaware Ave. Laurie Tanner at 249 Richmond Ave. Bob Schulman at 245 Allen St. Heather Harris at 3846 N. Buffalo Road, Orchard Park Plus 20 BSA artists at the Indigo Gallery 74 Allen St.

Annual Fall Membership Meeting and Dinner

Annual Fall Membership Meeting and Dinner

The Buffalo Society of Artists will sponsor its Annual Fall Membership Meeting and Dinner on Thursday, November 4, 2010 at the The Buffalo Yacht Club, Foot of Porter Avenue in Buffalo NY. The Members Meeting will begin promptly at 5:30 PM (Note: There is no charge to attend the meeting), followed by a cash bar at 6:30 PM. Dinner will be at 7:00 PM. Music will be provided by Pro Bono. Entree choices are Chicken Piccata or Pasta Primavera . Dinner includes mixed field greens salad, twice baked potato, bread, coffee and tea, and berry parfait with ice cream for dessert. The cost for dinner is $30.00 per person which includes tax & gratuity. Please respond by Monday, October 25, 2010. Checks should be payable…

Benefit Exhibition for the Western New York Land Conservancy

“The Art of Native Plants” Meibohm Fine Arts is preparing to host a juried exhibition to benefit the Western New York Land Conservancy. The exhibition will be held June 10 – July 29, 2017 at the East Aurora gallery. In addition to supporting the arts community in the region, Meibohm Fine Arts has a long commitment to the Land Conservancy, which permanently protects Western New York’s most cherished farmland, forests, wetlands and natural places. The exhibition “The Art of Native Plants” will focus on the importance of native plants in the ecosystem of our area. Artwork considered for this exhibition should depict native plants, their environs, or the wildlife they support throughout the seasons. All mediums are encouraged, and framed pieces should be current original…