Join former CEPA director Biff Henrich and architect Kelly Hayes McAlonie at the AKG on April 3rd from 5:00–7:00 PM for a discussion on the creative relationship between photography and architecture.
On February 6th, 2026, CEPA Gallery suffered the effects of a devastating water pipe rupture, causing substantial flooding at CEPA and significant damage to our education facilities.
A big thank you to Peta Pixel and Jeremy Gray for writing such an in-depth and thoughtful article about RIT Big Shot at Highmark Stadium.
A few months ago Robert Hirsch sat down with Granville Carroll to discuss the concepts behind Carroll's exhibition Black Serenity.
Thank you to all of the volunteers who helped make RIT Big Shot No. 37 possible. Thank you, Bills Mafia, for showing up and shining a light on our project!
Yesterday, Kelly Dudzik from Channel 2 News stopped by CEPA to chat with Executive Director Ben Hickey about a few of the upcoming Portrait of Buffalo II events.
Consider adding artwork by the groundbreaking artist Lawrence Brose to your collection. Each of the prints currently on view at the Burchfield Penney Art Center’s exhibition CAGE: A Filmic Circus on Metaphors on Vision. View the collection HERE. Proceeds support our archives and the Lawrence Brose Legacy Fund. If you would like more information about our archives and our plans for the future, please contact our Archivist, Rachel Nicolosi at rachel@cepagallery.org.
Spend your summer with us! Below are 8 different events happening this summer at CEPA Gallery:
Michael Horowitz has spent 50 years documenting the rapidly disappearing places throughout the Northeast, using his lens to preserve them for our cultural memory. On May 15th at 6:00 PM, join Michael at CEPA for a visual presentation that will appeal to photographers with a variety of interests, including architecture, engineering, history, and urban exploration.
On April 16th, CEPA's Executive Director, Ben Hickey, stopped by Channel 4 to discuss the legacy of Lawrence Brose. Check out the interview HERE.