Fall, a Moment in Time 
​By Victoria Everett

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 4, 6-9PM 
On view until May 11

Here We Are
​By Mackenzie Klaiber

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 4, 6-9PM 
On view until May 11

Art in the Windows
​Art Walk & Reception

Saturday, June 8, 2019 at 1 PM – 4 PM

Lumber City Development Corporation presents "Art on Oliver", a public art initiative to beautify the Oliver Street neighborhood.

You are invited to the art walk and reception on Saturday, June 8, 1-4PM. The reception will take place at the Project 308 Gallery located at 308 Oliver Street with live music, free refreshments and an art exhibition featuring the original artwork that was submitted for this project.

Attendees will be invited to walk down Oliver Street to view an array of art hanging in the storefront windows of businesses.

Attendees will also get a first glance of a mural to be painted on a building on Oliver Street.

Over 50 artists responded to a public call for art for this project. The art that will be installed in the windows were selected by a panel of community members and professionals from our local arts community.
All artists who submitted artwork to the project are invited to participate in the exhibition at Project 308 Gallery.

The reception is free to attend and open to the public.

Art on Oliver is a collaborative effort between Lumber City Development, Donna Stratton Braun, Natalie Brown, Joan Horn from Partners In Art Complex, Lisa Langer from River Art Gallery & Gifts, Amy Sileo from Sherwood Florist.

This project is funded by a Yahoo Community Fund for Niagara County.

Kimberly Christy
​Solo Exhibition

Saturday, July 20, 2019, 5-9PM 

Join us for this one night only art exhibition featuring work by Kimberly Christy. 

"My art is a reflection of my inspirations - music, emotion, relationships, nature, memories, etc. I approach my work intuitively, drawing upon my subconscious to create marks and gestures that are innately my own.
Acrylic is my medium of choice because of the quick drying time, versatility and easy manipulation. I typically lay down a quick background, sometimes working on two or more pieces at a time, then I step back and let the shapes and movement reveal themselves. Using various traditional and nontraditional tools and different media such as pastels, oil pigments, acrylic markers etc. I draw from my inspirations and strengthen my intuition to build and knock back layers to complete an abstract work that is cohesive.
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I create work full of movement, texture, marks, color and balance. Using an intuitive technique allows me to tap into my truest expression."

6th Annual Oliver Street Art Festival

Saturday, August 17, 12-5PM 

Join us for the 6th Annual Oliver Street Art Festival that will feature over 50 artist vendors, live music, food trucks, activities for kids and more! 

Full listing of artists and more information coming soon!