Stopped by the CEPA gallery looking to waste some time and overall a decent art space in the city. On the weekend, I found parking right outside which was convenient. I found two rooms on the main floor and one in the basement which had some nice pieces but overall I wasn't overly excited by the works. Admission is free so if you enjoy local art work or something to do when downtown and want to find something to waste a few minutes of time, it is worth checking out. The staff was pleasant and informative and I will keep it on my list for exhibits that are more in tune with my likes.

I came for the Odyssey Project exhibit. I loved the space.... what a beautiful building. The exhibit was spread across four floors and the hallway was used for the larger pieces. Easy to access via stairs or elevators. Everyone was so friendly. Appreciate the effort to sponsor important projects like the Odyssey Project.

Three floors featuring local artist's photography and paintings. Recent visits featured the interior views of the ongoing renovations within Buffalo's Richardson Olmstead Complex, a historic and impressive structure. Another exciting exhibit at the gallery was Fire and Ice, photographs from two distinct artists, one of the sun (fire) and snowflakes (ice). Beautiful, thought provoking and eye catching. Admission is free and exhibits change regularly, definitely worth the drive to downtown Buffalo. Gallery is very well maintained and easy to maneuver all three floors.