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A recent visit to Fitting Room at the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts gallery. It is an exhibition of Maria A. Guzmán Capron’s tactile, textural wall works, as well as new site-specific moveable curtains and a large-scale commissioned piece of a hand-standing figure who …
During a recent visit to the Hudson Valley region, we made a trek out on some quiet hillside roads to visit the Circle Museum in Austerlitz, NY. We didn’t know what to expect, as there are not volumes of information about this place. The informal …
We recently visited acclaimed artist – and Warhol Superstar – Gerard Malanga in the Hudson Valley region. We mixed a little bit of work, with a little bit of pleasure. Here are some photos.
A delightful fourth visit to the University of Wyoming Art Museum in Laramie, WY. The great thing about this gallery, is you never know what to expect…but it’s going to be interesting. There was also a Stan Lee exhibit happening in an adjacent museum space. …
Some photos of SitlerHQ catching up with our friends 10000 Maniacs before and after a stellar concert at the University at Buffalo’s Center for the Arts. The band was in top form. An absolutely amazing evening.
Here are a few photos from the opening weekend of NIGHT LIGHTS at Griffis Sculpture Park. SitlerHQ has been illuminating the sculptures and landscape of this wonderful place since 2013. NIGHT LIGHTS runs thru October 18th.
The biggest crowd of the season showed up to watch hometown heroes Smackdab bring on the fun and funk to Winter Garden Plaza in downtown Jamestown. Buffalo’s Olmsted Dub System opened the evening with a reggae set that got people up on the dance floor. …
August’s Third Thursday Jamestown was special from the word “go!” A glorious late summer evening set the stage for amazing performances from Smilo & The Ghost, Charity Nuse & Sara Rafaloski, and a special tweener set from the cast of Lucille Ball Little Theatre of …
Friend of SitlerHQ, Mark Griffis added to his and his family’s legacy as the “First Family of Art” in Buffalo. Mayor Byron W. Brown and the Buffalo Arts Commission recently dedicated a public art sculpture in the Allentown neighborhood. “Emergence”, by noted Buffalo artist Mark …
