Paul Rybarczyk’s painting “Seated Erick” was chosen as one of the daily “Nudes of the Month” for June in Barebrush’s monthly art calendar. It is featured on June 12 and is also one of the “curator’s choices.” The goal of Barebrush is to increase public awareness, acceptance and appreciation of the art of the nude. Barebrush conducts a monthly competition to create a calendar of painting, photography and sculpture all featuring the art of the nude. http://www.barebrush.com/
John Hafey’s signed limited edition monograph explores a contemporary vision of Frederick Law Olmsted’s Delaware Park.
BSA member Richard Christian invites you to “BETRAYAL” Selected Abstract and Representational Confessions Opening Reception, First Friday May 4, 6:00 – 9:00 pm. Artist’s Talk, First Friday June 1, 7:00 pm (Gallery open 6:00-9:00 pm) Show continues through June 30. ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY OF WESTERN NEW YORK THE C.G. JUNG CENTER 408 Franklin Street (Side Entrance) Buffalo, NY 14202 716-854-7457 www.apswny.com
BSA member Pat Bennett has a show of her recent watercolors. May 1- May 31 St. Joseph’s Hospital Art Gallery 2605 Harlem Road
Michelle Marcotte is organizing the River Region Studio Tour and Art Walk on July 23, in Lewiston and Youngstown region. Seven artists will show their work in their homes, studios, driveways and where they paint. Artists offer hospitality and a chance to talk about their work with direct from artist sales of original art, prints, cards and books. Start anywhere; all artists will have maps. Check our facebook page or contact marcotteconsulting@gmail.com for details. River Region Studio Tour 2023
Lawrence Kinney Commissioned to Produce Two Public SculpturesCONTACT: Lawrence Kinney at 833-6260 Lawrence Kinney designed and fabricated two public sculptures this summer for each of two venues. The first sculpture, funded by a grant from the KaBOOM! Play Everywhere Challenge supported by the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, was recently unveiled at the BRRAlliance Community Garden, at the corner of Farmer and Guernsey streets in Black Rock. The life-size, grinning pig sculpture reflects a portion of the history of the Black Rock neighborhood, where a livestock path leading from the village to nearby farmlands once stood. The 170 lb. hand-laid cement sculpture, which the community has since titled, “Brockie” through a pig-naming contest, greets visitors at the corner of the garden. The town of Kenmore…
Phyllis Thompson has completed a six week residency at the Albright Knox Northland and mural on Northland Avenue wall.
