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SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY and Camille Bacon

617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY
Virtual Virtual Event

Opening i would’ve said goodbye if i thought you loved me back, the artist is joined by Camille Bacon to talk about her work.

A rectangular image of white swirling lines over a black background.

Cinema of Breath: Poetics of Migrancy

Virtual NY
Virtual Virtual Event

A screening of short films that explore ideas of home and mobility, exile and displacement, and memories of place.

The inside of a body, including a spine and other organs, appears on a laptop screen. A white person's hand reaches toward the laptop's keyboard. On top of the hand, a caption reads: “In learning to make a film, students are taught to show rather than tell.”

Call for applications: Workspace Residency, Summer 2022

Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

Open to applicants from Buffalo and around the country, the Workspace Residency provides artists and researchers in media arts with support for new or ongoing projects.

Saturday Cafe

Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

Spring Application closed January 29–May 21, 2022 Saturdays 1–4 pm Mentors: Kaitlyn Lowe and Mark Longolucco Free Support Offered - $250 project stipend – Technology…

A GIF from a screen capture on January 24, 2022  at 5 pm ET of SHAWNE MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY, https://iwouldvesaidgoodbyeif.ithoughtyouloved.me , 2021

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617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

A five day, curated series of emails featuring writing and media responding to SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY's exhibition at Squeaky Wheel.

PLASMA: SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY

As part of PLASMA, Squeaky Wheel is excited to co-present an artist talk with SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY on the closing date of her exhibition i would've said goodbye if i thought you loved me at Squeaky Wheel.

Portrait of Crystal Z Campbell, a Black and Asian artist in the studio gazing directly into camera, with just above the shoulder length curly hair wrangled into a half-ponytail. Light from the industrial window creates a pink and reddish glow on their cheek, filtered through a transparency the artist is holding. The transparency is a film still from a found 35mm film the artist found at a now demolished Black Civil Rights Theater. The photograph is courtesy of Melissa Lukenbaugh.

PLASMA: Crystal Z Campbell

As part of PLASMA, Squeaky Wheel is excited to co-present a virtual artist talk with artist Crystal Z Campbell, who was a Workspace Resident with us in 2021, and whose upcoming exhibition at Buffalo Arts Studio we are co-presenting.

DATA 3D Animation

Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

Spring 2022 Sound with Zain Alam: March 15 & 17, 4–6 pm @ Squeaky Wheel, 617 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14203 Free Our spring session…

Tech Art for Girls

Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

April 11–June 15 (No class May 4 + 30) Mondays and Wednesdays 4:30–6 pm @ Squeaky Wheel, 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14203 Free  …

portrait of a white, gender-ambiguous person, with short brown hair, hazel eyes, and a warm smile. they are wearing a hoodie with an all-over-print of a synthetic-sliced-mineral-looking, acid pattern that is seafoam green, light cyan, and navy blue. behind them is an artificial background gradient that is peach at the top and seafoam green at the bottom. #acidtropical

PLASMA: Emily Martinez

University at Buffalo’s Department of Media Study’s PLASMA (Performances, Lectures, and Screenings in Media Art) brings to Buffalo celebrated theorists and artists who are exhibiting in some of the world’s most renowned museums and galleries, and writing on the cutting edge of new media theory and expression. As part of PLASMA, Squeaky Wheel is excited to co-present an artist talk with artist Emily Martinez, who was a Workspace Resident with Squeaky Wheel in 2018.

Crystal Campbell: Viewfinder

Buffalo Arts Studio 2495 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

Squeaky Wheel is excited to be a co-presenter of a solo exhibition by Crystal Z Campbell, one of our Summer 2021 Workspace Residents, at Buffalo Arts Studio.

Jordan Lord, a 30 year-old white person with short brown hair, stands in front of a tank of bioluminescent jellyfish, wearing a face mask printed with the nose and mouth of a tiger. Their eyes seem to be smiling.

PLASMA: Jordan Lord

As part of PLASMA, Squeaky Wheel is excited to co-present a virtual artist talk with artist Crystal Z Campbell, who was a Workspace Resident with Squeaky Wheel in 2021, and whose film Shared Resources we screened in Fall 2020.

Crystal Z Campbell and Allan Jamieson

Journey's End Refugee Services 2495 Main Street, Suite #530, Buffalo, NY

A screening of films by Crystal Z Campbell and Allan Jamieson that look at land, legend, and belonging.