Current Exhibit
Looking Forward / Looking Back Part 2: Group Exhibition at Betty's
March 23 - May 16, 2021
March 23 - May 16, 2021
MJ Myers, Prophets and profits, acrylic on raw canvas, 40 x 40 inches
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Jody Selin, Untitled - White Forms 2, Glazed porcelain
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Looking Forward / Looking Back Part 2 is the second of two group exhibitions that highlight artists that have shown at Betty's in the past or are scheduled to show in the future.
Artists Featured:
Barbara Rowe, Beth Pedersen, Bob Schulman, Bruce Bitmead, Cathy Shuman Miller, Christy Zuccarelli, Dave Buck, Deborah Stewart, Evette Slaughter, Gene Witkowski, Jaqueline Welch, Jody Selin, Linda Toomey, Matt Duquette, MJ Myers, and Steve Siegel
Betty's has a long history of supporting the arts in WNY. After being closed for 2 months, Betty's re-opened in January with safely spaced seating and is happy to continue to provide the Buffalo community with its delicious offerings.
Artists Featured:
Barbara Rowe, Beth Pedersen, Bob Schulman, Bruce Bitmead, Cathy Shuman Miller, Christy Zuccarelli, Dave Buck, Deborah Stewart, Evette Slaughter, Gene Witkowski, Jaqueline Welch, Jody Selin, Linda Toomey, Matt Duquette, MJ Myers, and Steve Siegel
Betty's has a long history of supporting the arts in WNY. After being closed for 2 months, Betty's re-opened in January with safely spaced seating and is happy to continue to provide the Buffalo community with its delicious offerings.
Upcoming Exhibit
Breathing Room: Photography by Frani Evedon
May 17 - July 18, 2021
May 17 - July 18, 2021
From Landings, film, archival pigment print
Artist's Statement:
In the midst of strident pronouncements, unspeakable atrocities, escalating hatred, gun violence, and lies, we need to take a breath. This exhibition is called Breathing Room so that we may breathe in, if just for a moment, color and form that, if you allow it, might transport you to a quieter place.
In the midst of strident pronouncements, unspeakable atrocities, escalating hatred, gun violence, and lies, we need to take a breath. This exhibition is called Breathing Room so that we may breathe in, if just for a moment, color and form that, if you allow it, might transport you to a quieter place.