American Repertory Theater of WNY specializes in bringing quality theatrical productions at affordable prices. Hailed as a "Diamond-in-the-rough" theater company, ART/WNY is committed to presenting diverse works from American playwrights with an artistic emphasis on producing works from local writers.
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This unique art gallery is the only arts organization in Western New York that focuses on the works of Latin/Caribbean and African American artists. It was started in 1981 by a grass roots group of Latin and Caribbean artists, who noticed that artwork done by artists in their ethnic groups was not represented in most traditional art galleries. This group sponsored a number of exhibits on Buffalo's West Side. They later began including the works of people from all different types of backgrounds and eventually opened a permanent gallery. Local, national and international artists display their work here. Many of the exhibits are designed to educate people, as well as entertain them.
Revolution Gallery is the first pop-surrealism gallery in Buffalo, showing provocative artwork that is imbued with dark beauty, emotion, and mystery. This contemporary and figurative work is created in a wide-range of media. Revolution Gallery & Lounge is located in a historic and thriving Buffalo neighborhood, hosting regular exhibits year round of local, national, and international artists, as well as weekly live music events Stop in to see the latest exhibit (a new one each month!) and browse through our merchandise section of fine art prints, jewelry, and unique gifts. While here, enjoy a glass of wine or craft beer at our newly opened Wine Bar located in the gallery.
This gallery has come a long way from 1993 when a group of women met in an apartment owned by one of the founders. Even though it moved to a larger space in the Tri-Main Center in 1998, it still managed to maintain the warmth of those early days. Today, the group presents about a dozen shows a year featuring mostly female artists. Located close to Delaware Park, the gallery has Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center and the Buffalo Arts Studio among its neighbors.
