April 2 - August 7, 2016 - The UB Art Galleries is pleased to present Cracked Open, a solo exhibition of paintings by David Schirm, UB Department of Art faculty member and Vietnam War veteran. His imaginative aesthetic is showcased in a selected exhibition spanning 40 years of art making. The exhibition includes work based on research during travels in South Asia for which he received Fulbright F...

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April 3 - July 17, 2016 - Asia is home to more megacities than any other continent: the works by the 11 artists in this exhibition respond to the political, environmental, and social conditions of their home cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Delhi, Mumbai, and Seoul, conveying their textures, proportions, and striking material and visual juxtapositions. Like a sprawling megacity, this exhibition ...

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April 3 - July 17, 2016 - This print exhibition highlights how two great cities on opposite sides of the world captured imaginations in the early 19th century, becoming the subject of nearly obsessive attention by artists.  At the center of the exhibition are two series of prints celebrating the great cities through the lens of their own time. Through these and related works, the exhibition h...

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April 3 - July 17, 2016 - This exhibition of works on paper explores what happens when cities fade. “Ruined” begins in the Renaissance, when the withered bones of ancient Rome provided artists and scholars with both a source of inspiration and a cautionary tale. Later, the cities of ancient Greece, Egypt, and the Near East also loomed in European imagination, and the exhibition include...

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April 3–August 29, 2016 - An exhibition of works by Los Angeles-based artist Rodney McMillian. The exhibition is comprised of a suite of twelve paintings on bed sheets and an untitled video from 2005.Sourced from thrift stores, the sheets that McMillian uses often bear price tags or traces of former owners, and their size alludes to the intimate encounter of bodies in bed. Already laden with...

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April 3–August 29, 2016 - Projects 103, the first exhibition in the forty-five year history of the Elaine Dannheisser. For MoMA PS1, she will build a large-scale sculptural installation made especially for the museum’s ground floor, brick-walled, duplex gallery. Responding to the room’s exaggerated ceiling height, the work is inspired by a 12th century pharmacy located in the cav...

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April 3–August 31, 2016 - MoMA PS1 presents the first museum solo exhibition in the United States of Beijing-based artist Cao Fei. The exhibiton is a work comprised of video and photography, the artist embedded in Chinese cosplay communities, groups of young people that gather to dress up as imaginary Japanese anime characters. In wild and complex outfits, they romp around the artist...

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April 03 - July 31, 2016 - The exhibition includes a selection of more than fifty works created by the artist over almost fifty years. This exhibition will trace the course and development of Fishman’s career featuring, hard-edged grid paintings of the late 1960s, feminist-inspired woven-and-stitched works and explosive “Angry Paintings” of the 1970s, “Remembrance and ...

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April 5 - August 28, 2016 - This exhibition entices visitors to take a closer look at Carle’s art to uncover these hidden references. Flip labels reveal some of the people and places important to him.  Eric Carle has made many pieces of unforgettable art during a 50-year career that includes more than 70 books.

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April 5, 2016–April 9, 2017 - An exhibition of illustrations created by former art teacher Blanche Cybele Derby celebrate the diverse plant life of New England’s fields, fruits, and fauna. This exhibit showcases drawings created for GreenPrints as well as several illustrations from her books My Wild Friends and More My Wild Friends. The thirty works on view depict gardeners, pets, and...

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