Lower Art Gallery - B45 CFA

"Great Expectations: Western New York Regional High School Art Exhibition" - Lower Art Gallery Exhibition, Feb. 2024.

"Great Expectations: Western New York Regional High School Art Exhibition" - Lower Art Gallery Exhibition, Feb. 2024

WNY High School Art Exhibition, Call for Works

Students Show, deadline 1/11/2025 for Teachers to nominate!

The Department of Art’s Lower Art Gallery, located in B45 Center for the Arts, is dedicated to showing Art student and alumnus works, as well as regional, national, and international works.

The Lower Gallery at times offers opportunities to graduate students to curate a distinctive show. In the past these exhibitions have included the works of the Guerrilla Girls, Regina José Galindo, Future Death Toll, Lynn Hershman Leeson and Clement Valla among others, and themes have ranged from politics, biology, religion, racism and science. Guest-curated exhibition request may be received by the Art Resource Manager. See contact below.

Current Exhibition

Poster for the exhibition "Nature and Nurture".
"Nature and Nurture"

For full exhibition information see here.

Gallery Info

Hours

The following hours are applicable during open dates of an exhibition, while class is in session. There is a 1-2 week closure period between shows.
  • Mondays: 10AM-7PM
  • Tuesdays: 10AM-7PM
  • Wednesdays: 10AM-7PM
  • Thursdays: 10AM-7PM
  • Fridays: 10AM-7PM
  • Saturdays: 2PM-7PM
  • Sundays: CLOSED

The above hours are dependent on the continued availability of our student worker gallery attendants. If you arrive at the Lower Gallery during advertised open hours and it is not open, please visit the Dept. Office in CFA 202, or the Art Resource Manager in CFA 129.

Appointments may be requested by writing to whitneyk@buffalo.edu.

Location

B45 Center for the Arts 
University at Buffalo, North Campus 
Buffalo, NY 14260

Floor Plans

Previous Exhibitions

See our Exhibitions Archive for more information.

FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

The University at Buffalo strives to create an environment in which diverse opinions can be peacefully expressed and heard, regardless of whether others may disagree with those expressions.

- Department of Art Lower Art Gallery

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