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Join CEPA Gallery today and become a member of one of the most dynamic arts organizations in Western New York.
A 1-Day Class
Saturday, August 29th
11:00am–2:30pm
Ages 13+
Join CEPA and artist Faith Mikolajczyk at Groundwork Market Garden to learn the ins and outs of anthotype printing using plants and produce locally grown at Groundwork!
Anthotype is an accessible and eco-friendly photographic process that utilizes the sun rather
then a camera to create a print. Discovered in 1839, this process utilizes the natural pigments
and photo-sensitive qualities of natural materials such as flowers, vegetables, and other plants.
Participants will create several different emulsions out of natural materials, coat and prepare paper, and learn all the steps to make and finish exposing their anthotypes at home. Anthotype is a simple process, but one that requires several days of sun exposure to produce good results.
Groundwork Market Garden is an urban farm located on Buffalo’s East side in the Genesee Moselle neighborhood since 2015. They provide only the highest quality, most nutritious, USDA certified organic fruits and veggies.
Example Image by Faith Mikolajczyk
Supplies are included.
Please call or email info@cepagallery.org if you have questions.
Groundwork Market Garden
52 Leslie Street
Buffalo, NY 14211
This class is limited to 15 participants.
Saturday, August 29th
11:00am–2:30pm
Membership starts as low as $40/year for individuals—and even lower for students at only $25/year!
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A 1-Day Class
Saturday, September 5th
10:00am – 12:30pm
Ages 13+
The focus of this workshop is to experiment and play. Over the course of 2.5 hours, participants will explore four different creative techniques used to manipulate a Polaroid Print and create something new.
Participants will play with Polaroid Lifts, Polaroid negative reclamation, Polaroid decay, and emulsion manipulation.
Supplies are included.
Please call or email info@cepagallery.org if you have questions.
CEPA Learning Center
This class is limited to 8 participants.
Saturday, September 5th
10:00am, – 12:30pm
Membership starts as low as $40/year for individuals—and even lower for students at only $25/year!
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A 1-Day Class
Saturday, September 26th
1:00pm – 3:00pm
Ages 16+
Intro to 35mm covers all the basics of loading and using an analog 35mm film camera, as well as the basics of image control using aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. As any seasoned analog photographer knows, there are many easily avoidable ways to ruin your film. This course is a great way to avoid a lot of those beginner mistakes, helping you get started with analog photography quicker.
This class is offered in connection with C41 Film Development the following week, where students will learn how to develop color film at home using the CineStill C41 Kit. Students who sign up for both classes will develop their exposed film during class the following week. Everyone else will receive their developed film and digital scans of their images 2-3 weeks after the class.
Supplies are included. Students are welcome to bring their own 35mm cameras to the class. CEPA has a limited number of 35mm cameras available to borrow.
Please call or email info@cepagallery.org if you have questions about your camera or to arrange a camera rental.
CEPA Learning Center
This class is limited to 10 participants.
Saturday, September 26th
1:00pm – 3:00pm
Membership starts as low as $40/year for individuals—and even lower for students at only $25/year!
Learn about CEPA Membership »
Discover Buffalo’s architecture through thirty years of striking photographs by Biff Henrich in this beautifully produced hardcover collection.
This book is a rich compilation of 100+ images taken by photographer Biff Henrich over the course of thirty years in his adopted city of Buffalo, New York. It celebrates his deep affection for the city and his appreciation of the extraordinary detail of its built environment. Through his eyes and lens, we are invited to look again at sites, familiar or perhaps new to us, with curiosity and wonder.
Biff Henrich is a photographer and arts administrator whose work has shaped the Western New York arts community for nearly fifty years. His photographs have been exhibited nationally and are held in major museum collections. Henrich is the recipient of multiple fellowships, including support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
This book was supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and CEPA Gallery.
Every copy sold here supports CEPA.

GET FREE SHIPPING! Use coupon code “bh-bp-book” in your cart to access a free shipping option for this book.
Through photography, combat veterans explore their journey back from war. Thirty-seven veterans participated in The Odyssey Workshops, a year long collaborative photography project led by artist Brendan Bannon and Marine Scout/Sniper Julian Chinana. This book explores the endless journey home from war in images that reveal the veterans’ challenges and victories over circumstances.
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“There is anguish here, and joy, resilience, pain and courage, and experimentation of all sorts with form in the pursuit of discoveries that might make lives better, or at least more vividly real. Here we witness an odyssey of self-introspection, of battles fought and those still being fought. And they resonate.”
~Fred Ritchin, Dean Emeritus, International Center of Photography
“This is one of the great photo books about the experience of war, one like no other. Every contributor to Odyssey|Warriors Come Home has been there, on the ground. They all came back, bearing memories and deep feelings. These photographs tell us what words could not. They tell us what it was like to have been the warrior, the care-giver, and the person back home when there are no words to express what happened.”
~Bruce Jackson
SUNY Distinguished Professor & James Agee Professor of American Culture
Co-director, SUNY Buffalo Creative Arts Initiative
● Soft bound : 176 pages full color
● ISBN 978-0-939784-35-6
● Product Dimensions : 10 x 9/16 x 8 inches
● Publisher : CEPA Gallery (December 2020)
● Language : English
A paperback book(let) with 20 photographs, featuring a selection of works on view at CEPA from 5/1/26 to 7/17/26. High quality reproduction values, copies are currently in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art, The Tate, The Victoria and Albert Museum, in London…
Cafe Royal Books has been presented with the Royal Photographic Society Award for Photographic Publishing, and were finalists of the international Lucie Award for Editing. The books are collected by major institutions, Bodleian Library, Harvard University, MoMA, V&A, Tate, National Galleries of Scotland, Canada, Japan, to name just a few. ” About — Café Royal Books
Join CEPA Gallery at Front Park on May 17 to be a part of the MOST FUN fun run!
CEPA’s first-annual 1k Race for Artists is a tongue-in-cheek, 21+ event for those who love the photographic arts, running, and taking it easy on race day. (Click here for full event info.)
Not sure what birthday or holiday gift to get for the photographer in your life?
We are now offering punch cards for 6 Hours of Digital or Darkroom Lab Time. Perfect for the darkroom aficionado without a darkroom, or someone looking for a place to print their own work. Save a few bucks off the hourly rate for non-members by buying several hours at a time.
Interested in Discounted Rates? Become a member today!

Located in Buffalo’s historic Market Arcade Complex, CEPA Gallery is a contemporary photography and visual arts center with impact in both local and national communities.
Originally incorporated as the Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Arts to serve as a community darkroom and exhibition space, CEPA Gallery was founded during the Alternative Space Movement in May 1974 by recent graduates of the University of Buffalo.

Our funders are just one way CEPA is able to continue on this trajectory, meeting the needs of artists and our community with artistic and arts education programming of the highest international caliber and repute.
Learn more about how you can support CEPA and the arts in Western New York today.