University at Buffalo (UB)
The Project Space - 155 CFA
The Project Space is a gallery open to all Art students and faculty to explore, test out and showcase new and experimental works. Students are encouraged to sign out the Project Space to organize shows of their own making. Use the form below to request use.
Project Space Open Hours:
Hours may vary on short notice.
Open 10AM-7PM Monday-Friday, 2-7PM Saturdays, when a show is installed.
Usually weekends are used for show turnover (deinstallation, painting, and install of new shows), so Monday-Friday is the best time to visit.
Additional evening and additional weekend hours may be available but will vary. To confirm open hours in advance of visiting, contact the Art Resource Manager.
“Book as These and More”, for two days only, at the end of this week!
Open Times:
Th. April 11th, 11:00AM - 7:00PM;
Fri. April 12, 9:00AM - 4:00PM
Reception Th. 4/11, 5:00 – 6:30PM
Location:
The Project Space
Department of Art
Room 155
Center for the Arts, first floor
“Book as These and More” is an improvised and participatory installation of new and recent artist books by students in ART341, Artists’ Books.
Come see the work, the process, and the materials. Read and interact with the editions and multiples, and meet the artists.
Book as Sculpture/Environment
Book as Social Practice
Book as Archive
Book as These and More
Participating artists:
Emily Bianchi
Eva Wong
Gardner Astalos
Jackson Trummer
Jasmin Yeung
Jill Kotwica
HOTSHOT
Kayla Caraballo
Kelly Luu
Kylie Naylor
Kyra Caraballo
Manya Jain
Marty Byrne
Raven Barksdale
Victor Baez
Wendy Wong
Zaria Gibson-Stephenson
Joel Brenden, Course Instructor
Poster Design by Kylie Naylor
155 Center for the Arts
University at Buffalo, North Campus
Buffalo, NY 14260
Please fill out the form above, to request use. Priority will be given based on a mix of "first-come first-serve" and how frequently the requestor(s) have had the chance to exhibit in the past.
P.S. scheduling timeline and policies are listed in the form header.
So You're in an Art Show - Exhibiting Student Checklist, from the Art Resource Manager (for confirmed exhibitors only).
QUEER HOUSE
Dedicated to uplifting queer voices and artists
Join us for a week long event celebrating Queer artists
All events start at 6:30 PM
April 2nd: Opening - Collaborative Art Space
Have you ever wanted to be in an art exhibit? Now is your chance!
Watch the space evolve as we draw on the walls together - feel free to put up your own art!
April 3rd: Zine Artist Talk
Online version here: https://relayto.com/kelly-luu/queer-house-zine-nai9832g79ly8/BX9czSQP1
18 queer artists around campus submitted art into our zine. Join us as we talk about our works and connect with the queer art community! Free zines while supplies last!*
April 4th: Craft Workshop
Learn how to make zines, stamps, collage and pins with us! Free snacks and drinks!
April 5th, Artist Performances
Lineup coming soon...
In CFA room 144 (down the hall from the Project Space)
Daily events location:
Department of Art Project Space
CFA room 155 (first floor of CFA)
Free Cafe
10 AM - 9 PM
Organized by the UB Student Association: LGBTA, with support from the Department of Art. Concept, schedule and poster design by Kelly Luu and Jun Moore.
![[Poster for the art exhibition:] 3D Labs Open Dates: Tues. 3/5 through Th. 3/7/2024 Reception: Wed. 3/5/24, 5-7PM All are welcome. Guests may park in most lots after 3PM on UB North Campus, check signs. Light refreshments will be served. Location: Department of Art Project Space, Room 155 of the Center for the Arts This exhibition features work by undergraduate Art students in 3 sections of the ART120LAB course: 3D Concepts. Poster Designed by: Britney Llanos Curation Organized by Faculty Victoria Udondian, Max Goldfarb, and MFA Candidate Luke Williamson. ART120LAB: 3D Concepts This course investigates concepts and practices of three-dimensional forms of art as the basis for visual communication and aesthetic practice. Projects explore contemporary practices in sculpture and installation, public art, collaboration and performance. Projects assigned demand intense observation, processes, research, creativity and critical thinking. There is a lab fee assigned to this course.](/content/arts-sciences/art/research/department-galleries/the-project-space/_jcr_content/par/image_1545946108.img.300.auto.png/1710264690453.png)
![[Poster for the art exhibition:] 3D Labs Open Dates: Tues. 3/5 through Th. 3/7/2024 Reception: Wed. 3/5/24, 5-7PM All are welcome. Guests may park in most lots after 3PM on UB North Campus, check signs. Light refreshments will be served. Location: Department of Art Project Space, Room 155 of the Center for the Arts This exhibition features work by undergraduate Art students in 3 sections of the ART120LAB course: 3D Concepts. Poster Designed by: Britney Llanos Curation Organized by Faculty Victoria Udondian, Max Goldfarb, and MFA Candidate Luke Williamson. ART120LAB: 3D Concepts This course investigates concepts and practices of three-dimensional forms of art as the basis for visual communication and aesthetic practice. Projects explore contemporary practices in sculpture and installation, public art, collaboration and performance. Projects assigned demand intense observation, processes, research, creativity and critical thinking. There is a lab fee assigned to this course.](/content/arts-sciences/art/research/department-galleries/the-project-space/jcr%3acontent/par/image_1545946108.img.300.auto.png/1710264690453.png)
"3D Labs"
Open Dates: Tues. 3/5 through Th. 3/7/2024
Reception: Wed. 3/5/24, 5-7PM
Location: Department of Art Project Space, Room 155 of the Center for the Arts
This exhibition features work by undergraduate Art students in 3 sections of the ART120LAB course: 3D Concepts.
Poster Designed by: Britney Llanos
Curation: Organized by Faculty Victoria Udondian, Max Goldfarb, and MFA Candidate Luke Williamson.
ART120LAB: 3D Concepts: This course investigates concepts and practices of three-dimensional forms of art as the basis for visual communication and aesthetic practice. Projects explore contemporary practices in sculpture and installation, public art, collaboration and performance. Projects assigned demand intense observation, processes, research, creativity and critical thinking. There is a lab fee assigned to this course.
"Groundwork", on display March 12-28, 2024
Closing Reception Thursday, 3/28, 5-7PM
In the Department of Art Project Space, Room 155 of the Center for the Arts
Showcasing work by undergraduate students in the Department of Art's Foundation courses:
- ART105 2D Concepts
- ART111 Drawing Fundamentals
- ART120 3D Concepts
- ART220 Time-Based Concepts
Organized by the Foundations Committee
Chaired by Faculty Becky Brown and John Opera
Poster Design by Faculty Ilona Gaynor