UPCOMING & ON VIEW
​The Live Edge Lumberjack 
2 day Pop-up Shop
Featuring wood furniture by Russ Carver

Friday, May 8, 5-9PM
and 
Saturday, May 9, 12-4PM

Join us for this 2 day event to browse and purchase handcrafted wood furniture from local artist, Russ Carver. Russ has been perfecting the craft of wood furniture for over 30 years. Attendees can purchase the furniture on display during the 2 day event or they can place an order for a commissioned piece. Furniture on display and for purchase will include coffee tables, chairs, side tables, benches and more.

Refreshments will be provided. Free admission.
MJ Myers
June 2020 
Travis Keller
Density 
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 11, 2020
On view until July 31

More information will be announced soon!
Ginny O'Brien 
Then & Now 
August 2020

Oliver Street Art Festival
7th Annual Oliver Street Art Festival
August 8, 2020
12-5PM 

The Oliver Street Art Festival is an annual event that features 80+ artist vendors on Oliver Street between Schenck and Robinson Streets in North Tonawanda. The festival also features live music, activities for kids and more! 

CLICK HERE TO APPLY TO BECOME A VENDOR​
Joyce Hill 
Autumn and Emerald Leaves
September 2020 
Ryan Anstett
Practice
October 2020
Life of a Hustler: A Look Inside WNY Athletic Culture
Photography by Jessica Brant
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November 2020

What qualities make an athlete great?
What demands are made on the body?
What are athletes thinking the moment before they take that shot?
What happens in the aftermath of a loss? 
How far must athletes go for their careers? 
These are all questions that sports photojournalists must ask themselves after leaving a venue to begin the grueling work of post-processing. The nature of our jobs is, for the most part, solitary and time-consuming, but normally, there is very little time to think during the heat of play. That’s why we’ve adopted a hustler mentality. Similar to the athletes out on the field, photographers on the sidelines are caught in the throes of their labor. Inside this hectic space, we are confronted with decisions to either sacrifice convention for freedom, or formality for condition. This quick decision-making distinguishes a compelling and enduring photographic story from an uninspired one.