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FILM REVIEWS BY MICHAEL D. KLEMM
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Gay Life Magazine The What, Where,
& When of Gay Buffalo
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464 Gallery Celebrates Pride with "Color" BUFFALO, NY: Recent nominee for best new art space in Artvoice's Best of Buffalo poll, 464 Gallery is gearing up for the opening of "Color: a Celebration of Local LGBT Art." In addition to showing the artwork of a half dozen local LGBT artists, 464 will be collaborating with AIDS Community Services to offer a rare chance to view quilt panels from the ACS Mending of the Hearts Memorial Project. This opening will feature vibrant works created by members of the local LGBT community including new photography from gallery owner, Marcus L. Wise, works by painters Paul Rybarcyzk, Scott Klaurens and Michael Klemm, work from multimedia artists Daniel Rodgers and H. Duane Mallaber, work from emerging photographer Joelle LoDestro and many more. Also showing the work of members of website www.MINDWEB.us. Free food, wine and beer until it runs out. "I have been an out
and proud member of Buffalo's gay community for more than a decade and
wanted to give something back to the community. It is my hope that I will
be able to provide some new opportunities for local gay artists as well
as give them an opportunity to showcase their work in an environment that
celebrates our diversity." WHO: 464 WHY: As an official part of the 2009 Pride Buffalo festivities, 464 would like to present a show that celebrates the vibrant color of Buffalo's LGBT arts community. DON'T MISS:
Live music performed by acoustic singer/songwriter, Buffalo native, Roni
Pillischer. Powerful socio-political sculptural pieces by artist H. Duane
Mallaber. "At 464, we take pride in providing a space that welcomes
all kinds of art and artists, based on nothing other than talent."
Complimentary wine and beer until it's gone. This event is free and open to the public. "At 464, our mission is to provide a unique space for local and emerging artists, musicians and authors to show and sell their work, host events, and provide and receive arts-based education". www.MINDWEB.us
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