Crystal Campbell: Viewfinder
Buffalo Arts Studio 2495 Main Street, Buffalo, NYSqueaky 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.
Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Art Center hosts gallery exhibitions, screenings, and other special events year-round, with visiting artists, special workshops, off-site events, and much more.
Exhibitions are free for the general public. Squeaky Wheel’s regular events admission is $7 for the general public and $5 for members of Squeaky Wheel unless otherwise noted. Regular events are free for ArtsAccess Pass Holders. ArtsAccess can also provide free transportation if requested at least two weeks ahead of time. Squeaky Wheel is now an official ArtsAccess sign up location. Find out more here. Find out how to be a part of the ArtsAccess program here. You can find accessibility information about our venue here.
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.
A screening of films by Crystal Z Campbell and Allan Jamieson that look at land, legend, and belonging.
Jenson Leonard: GLAND PRIX is a multiple-screen video exhibition to explore the stressors and somatic effects that racial capitalism and white supremacy have on Black life.
Jenson Leonard is joined by American Artist for a virtual conversation on the occasion of Leonard's exhibition GLAND PRIX.
Thursday, August 11 at 6 pm @ Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14203 Location + Accessibility information Free and open to the public…
Workspace Resident Rob Cosgrove will teach participants how to utilize the internet and other networks for sound production.
Extended deadline: Friday, August 19, 2022, 11:59 PM Notification Date: September 21, 2022 Squeaky Wheel announces the call for submissions for our annual Animation Fest!…
Squeaky Wheel presents a virtual artist talk with our Summer 2022 artist residents, Muse Dodd and Rob Cosgrove
Workspace Resident Muse Dodd will guide Black and brown participants of African descent in dissecting memory through film, sound, and more.
Jenson Leonard presents a screening of his new short video Workflow, followed by a conversation with the artist and Johann Diedrick.
Featuring poets Jericho Brown, JBLC Poetry Fellow Ashia Ajani, a musical performance by Florist, we are excited to finally welcome artist Johann Diedrick to Silo City.
The social media quest and scavenger hunt for creativity, discovering your city, and winning prizes is back for the third edition in this fun-filled, family-friendly adventure.
The eleven short films in the 19th Animation Fest feature animation techniques such as rotoscoping, 3D animation, stop-motion, hand-drawn celluloid films, music videos and documentary works.
Squeaky Wheel’s Workspace Residency is a project-based residency for artists and researchers working in media arts. Offered twice per year, the residency is open to applicants from Buffalo and across the United States who are seeking resources, time, and support for ongoing projects or the creation of new work.
Two virtual reality documentary experiences by Deniz Tortum critically take on depictions of history and environmental crises.
We've moved! Join us for our Annual Meeting and a sneak peek into our new home base at the Tri-Main Center (2495 Main Street, Suite 310)!
The Workspace Residency provides support, time, and access for media arts projects.
Come to Squeaky Wheel's new location (or tune in online) to learn how to apply to the Summer 2023 session of Squeaky Wheel's Workspace Residency! Squeaky curator Ekrem Serdar will give a brief overview of the program, the application questions, common questions and issues that panelists have with applications, and more. In the second hour, Serdar will be available to go over questions from the audience in a Q&A.
This solo screening - taking place online and in-person at Journey's End - by the celebrated film and media practitioner brings together recent and older short films from 2002 to the present day, including the entirety of her Light Mediated series.
Since 2017, Squeaky Wheel has been certified from Working Artists for the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.), committing to paying all our artists fair wages.