An army of little green men invaded the Albright-Knox Art Gallery on Jan 11. Made by brushstrokes of gouache (a type of paint) on paper, these creatures are incorporated into every one of artist and Buffalo native Laylah Ali's displayed works.Centered in front of a pale blue background, the subjects do not have a definitive setting.
Cross seeing the film "Darkness Falls" off of your list of things to do this weekend - or any weekend.
The subjects in Amedeo Modigliani's paintings are expressionless and disproportionate, their eyes void of pupils and whites.
The loft is dark, the audience curiously silent. The sounds of African tribal music slowly resonate louder and louder, and then she appears - a humble-looking black woman scrubbing the floor.
Not many films leave you with a warm feeling inside, walking from the theater with a more positive attitude than when you came in.
Parallel parking: what a nightmare. That was not a good sign, and neither was the labyrinth of a hallway that I sniffed my way through after ascending to the fifth floor of this enormous brick windowed building, like a mouse in search of the cheese.
In recognition of last year's terrorist attacks, the UB Anderson Gallery is presenting a "Day of Remembrance," which features a series of 21 collages inspired by Sept.
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