Burchfield Penney Art Center — Attraction in Buffalo

I love Burchfield Penney Art Center 😍. It is such an intimate gallery yet gives a grand experience. Every time I go there I learn so much. The exhibitions are curated so professionally and with attention to the viewers experience. A lot of times when we are in front of something grand, you feel so small, but not at Burchfield Penney. The exhibitions are curated in a way that they show the grandiosity of these artworks and yet gives you the feeling that you are actually a part of it. I feel inspired every time I step in. In addition the staff is extremely lovely. You notice this as soon as you arrive to the front desk, the shop and docents. I would like to emphasize the director of education Mary Marino Kazub. She is such a wise, kind and carring and professional person. She brings so much value to this institution. I can't wait to bring...

I absolutely loved visiting the BPAC when I attended Buffalo State because of all the creative pieces of art that were on display. There is always a rich collection of contemporary and modern art being showcased which I am a huge fan of. A trip here any time of the day was extremely relaxing and so inspirational.

Not enough students took advantage of the free admissions which is unfortunate. They frequently host events and invite key speakers, where you have the opportunity to learn a great deal and network with attendees.

The BPAC was recently renovated and they installed projectors in front of the center that displays films on the center itself. It's a pleasure to watch it when the sun is down because you can...

Came here the weekend of the eclipse, visiting from Virginia. We tried the big art museum across the street, but it was too expensive so we came here. It was Family Day, so we got a discounted entry rate. The woman at the front desk was difficult to understand, but we made it inside nonetheless. Museum is pretty small, and the artwork is small too (the pictures are dwarfed by the size of the gallery walls). The best was the glass exhibit. Worst was the interactive exhibit ("Doug") which didn't make any sense or have any meaningful explanation. Overall, we enjoyed it for...