Winter Artisan Festival, December 11, 12:00-4:00pm We want to feature YOU, local artisan vendors, crafters, fine art photographers alongside a a bargain-sale of artist supplies/tools from an overflow of CEPA’s & BIG ORBIT’S equipment.
With generous support from M&T Bank, CEPA Gallery presents its Everything Buffalo Fundraising Raffle celebrating our new collaboration with The Greg D. Tranter Collection of Buffalo Bills Memorabilia at The Buffalo History Museum: The Archive Project.
You can set up your Amazon purchases to mean a little something more. AmazonSmile is a program that auto finds donations from items you buy on Amazon to be given to your favorite charity…and CEPA Gallery is one of them! Awesome, right? The donations come from Amazon, so don’t worry you are not spending more money. It’s easy and only takes a few minutes to apply. We'll walk you through it, because every little bit really makes a huge difference.
The Development Coordinator is responsible for planning and successfully implementing a comprehensive development program that includes grant writing and reporting, annual giving, major gifts, and program sponsorship to support CEPA’s ongoing growth.
Meet Véronique Côté, CEPA Gallery's new Executive Director!
Curious about what went on in the Camera Obsura class? Check out the cameras and images created and don't worry, we'll schedule this again soon!
After the fun, success and beautiful images from our summer Double Exposure class, we decided to offer it again, but this time in black & white.
Eclipse is a project where I shot the legendary polaroid pack film that has been around since the 1980s to capture instant photos that you peel apart just like the original Polaroid pack film from the 1960s.
CEPA Gallery is currently seeking a new Executive Director. The successful candidate will be able to deliver a dynamic, stimulating and effective array of programs and services consistent with CEPA’s commitment to the understanding and appreciation of the photo-related arts and contemporary art. Read on to learn more about the position, and how to apply.
Our Double Exposures class explored techniques for creating in camera multiple exposures on film.