Partners in Scholarship
Art Museum at the University of Toronto
The Art Museum is comprised of the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery and the University of Toronto Art Centre which were federated in 2014 and began operating as the Art Museum at the University of Toronto.
The Art Museum organizes and presents an intensive year-round program of exhibitions and events that foster — at a local, regional, and international level — innovative research, interdisciplinary scholarship, and knowledge of art and its histories befitting Canada’s leading university and the country’s largest city. For more information, visit artmuseum.utoronto.ca/about-us/.
Guided Visits at Simcoe Hall: acknowledging the land. On view Mondays-Fridays, 9:30-4:00 PM, until October 31, 2024.
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ArtsCanisius
2023-2024 Season
The calendar is filled with concerts, exhibits and other events for the college community and the public. Students and faculty members are featured in our galleries and performance venues, along with artists from across the region. The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra performs at least one concert on campus every year. All ArtsCanisius events are on the Canisius University campus unless otherwise noted. For more information, visit canisius.edu/artscanisius.
The Buffalo Religious Arts Center
The Buffalo Religious Arts Center was established in 2008 to collect and preserve fine art from the many houses of worship that were forced to close their doors. It is one of the few galleries in the United States housed in a former church and dedicated to the preservation of religious art. For more information, visit buffaloreligiousarts.org.
Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature
Founded in 2009, C-SAAHN helps move education from an individual’s right to everyone’s responsibility for lifelong learning, as part of the “Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy.”
For more information, visit: imaginelifelonglearning.com.
Classical Association of Western New York
Established in 1960, CAWNY advances the study of Latin and Greek by:
- disseminating information about CAWNY to current and prospective members
- fostering discussion related to the teaching of Classics
- promoting the sharing of materials
For more information, visit CAWNY’s website here.
Impero Archaeological Project
The Impero Project aims to investigate the changes that occurred in the Mediterranean economy from the late Etruscan period until the 9th c. CE with a particular focus on the Roman south Etruria. The Project is carried out by the Department of Classics of the University at Buffalo in collaboration with Michigan State University.
For more information, visit imperoproject.com.
Now On View. Etruscan Identities. Virtual exhibition.
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Institute for European & Mediterranean Archaeology
IEMA is a Signature Center of Excellence within the College of Arts and Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo. It was created in 2006 by an interdisciplinary faculty, drawn from departments across the university. With its departments of anthropology and classics, we promote the study and teaching of the archaeology of the Mediterranean and European areas in the Western New York/Southern Ontario region, North America, and beyond.
For more information, visit iema.buffalo.edu.
Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester
A visit to the Memorial Art Gallery is a journey through more than 5,000 years of art history. From the relics of antiquity to works in the vanguard of contemporary practice, MAG offers a panorama of the world’s art. Our 14-acre campus is a spectacular public art space that is a popular destination for Rochesterians and out-of-town visitors alike.
For more information, visit mag.rochester.edu.
Thursday, March 21. 11:00AM. The Exhibition Process at MAG. Jessica Marten, Margot Muto, & Allison Shultes.
Thursday, March 21. 6:00PM. Badass Babes DeTOUR. Lauren Tagliaferro, curatorial asst.
Public Tour of the Galleries. Dates & times vary.
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New York State Archaeological Association: Houghton Chapter
For more information, visit: anthropology.buffalostate.edu/new-york-state-archaeological-association.
Wednesday, March 20. 7:00PM. Ghost Fleet Awakened: Lake George’s Sunken Bateaux of 1758. Joseph W. Zarzynski, RPA. Maritime Archaeologist. Cummings Rm., Buffalo Museum of Science.
Co-presented with The Buffalo Maritime Center
St. Louis Church Choir
The St. Louis Choir is an all-volunteer ensemble. Its repertoire covers nine centuries of sacred music and nearly every style of western composition. In past years, members of the choir have performed with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Ars Nova Musicians, and Camerata di Sant’ Antonio Chamber Orchestra.
For more information, visit: stlouisrcchurch.org/parish-life/choir