For the past four years, each holiday season Resource:Art has hosted, All Wrapped Up - a party with a purpose!

This has definitely become the year of the pivot. We've all had to adapt and reinvent, but our intention to support local artists when they need it most, and at the same time provide an opportunity to add an amazing curated piece of contemporary art to your collection has remained strong.

ART IS A POWERFUL TOOL. IT CAN DRAW ATTENTION TO VITAL ISSUES, IT CAN BRING JOY WHEN TIMES FEEL DESPERATE, AND IT CAN BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER WHEN WE FEEL MOST DIVIDED. 

It all began in Italy, where musicians performed impromptu concerts from their balconies.

Inspired by artists across the world, including cities in Spain, Germany and NewYork, we are proposing Buffalo's version -  "Proximity: In Search of Signs of Life & Art".

Resource:Art's hearts and minds are overwhelmed as the affects and uncertainties of this pandemic continue to unfold.

As art spaces and their events are put on hold, and economic futures seem uncertain, we are looking for ways to bring attention & assistance to our strong arts community.

In a collaboration with Hotel Henry, Resource:Art hosts rotating fine art exhibitions quarterly in The Corridors Gallery on the second floor of the hotel.  Branded by (R:A) in October of 2017, the space has hosted solo exhibitions for over 40 artists with ties to Western New York.

A yearly fine art experience featuring the site specific installations of around 30 artists per year from all over the country.  Housed in a former high school in Medina, NY this one weekend only event brings thousands of visitors to the rural town each Fall.

A pop up exhibition of the work of visual artist, Ryan Arthur, was installed in a recently rehabbed structure in the burgeoning Five Points District to coincide with the Buffalo Pride Festival, 2018

The work of artists Ian de Beer and Craig Sheperd  share a gritty, counter culture sensibility.  Within this exhibition, each artist addresses the personal significance a sense of place has played in their life and work.

This exhibition at BCAT presented the work of the four artists involved in The Freedom Wall, an extensive mural at Michigan Avenue and East Ferry Street in Buffalo, NY, commissioned by the Albright-Knox Art Gallery Public Art Initiative in partnership with the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority earlier this year.

As part of R:A's "Eminent" series, a solo exhibition of paintings by Jackie Felix (1929-2009) were installed in a raw historic space, the former Boiler Room of 500 Seneca Street in Buffalo, NY.

This solo exhibition of work by Adele Cohen (1922-2002) is the second in a 3-part R:A exhibition series titled "Eminent."

A solo exhibition of work by Joseph Piccillo, the first in the "Eminent" series. Piccillo’s skillful realizations of horses and figures in motion are featured in this, the first exhibition of the artist’s work in almost a decade. Piccillo employs humble materials creating powerful, and dramatic renderings, breathtaking in their scale and mastery.