Looking for a no-cost cultural experience for your family or date?  UB Anderson Gallery, located just off of Englewood Avenue in North Buffalo is open Wednesday through Saturday 11am-5pm and Sunday 1-5pm.
The current exhibitions are on view through Sunday, January 18. 

Ode to Michael Goldberg: Selective Thievery and the Practice of Looking is an exhibition of paintings, including collaborations between Goldberg and the prominent New York School poets Frank O’Hara and Bill Berkson, as well as paintings in UB’s Collection by Joan Mitchell, Grace Hartigan, and Norman Bluhm, members of the New York School with whom Goldberg was closely associated.

Michael Goldberg's work was influenced by the artists of the earlier Abstract Expressionist movement and like many of the New York School pulled inspiration from jazz music.  Goldberg enjoyed a successful career as an abstract painter right until his death in his studio last year. 

Raymond@80 - Raymond Federman is a French–American novelist and professor at the University at Buffalo, where he is now Distinguished Emeritus Professor.  Federman writes novels, poetry, essays and criticism exemplary of a deconstructive, experimental style.

Works are by Harvey Breverman, Bruce Jackson and Terri Katz-Kasimov in a group exhibition, organized in collaboration with Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, featuring paintings, drawings, collages, prints and photographs inspired by the life and works of Raymond Federman.