Punctures at SPACE Gallery
SPACE Gallery 538 Congress St, PortlandSqueaky Wheel is pleased to share the opening of Punctures: Textiles in Digital and Material Time at SPACE Gallery in Portland, Maine!
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.
Please see event details below to see which events take place virtually or in-person. Virtual events times are in Eastern Time. See individual event pages for virtual accessibility information.
Exhibitions are free for the general public. Squeaky Wheel’s regular events are $7 for the general public, and $5 for members of Squeaky Wheel unless 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.
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Dark Matters: Youth Workshop
Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, BuffaloJune 15 and 22, 2021 4:30–6 pm Free and open to youth ages 12–21. The workshop is limited to ten participants. To register, email jbwc@justbuffalo.org…
Johann Diedrick: Dark Matters
Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, BuffaloSqueaky Wheel is excited to present Johann Diedrick’s Dark Matters, an interactive web experience, exhibition in Squeaky Wheel’s window gallery, and series of events.
Johann Diedrick
617 Main Street, Buffalo Virtual Event
On the occasion of the opening of Dark Matters at Squeaky Wheel, join us for an artist talk with Johann Diedrick.
Call for submissions: Squeaky Wheel’s 18th Animation Fest!
617 Main Street, BuffaloSqueaky Wheel invites for submissions for our annual Animation Fest!
Starting with Access: Where a Film Begins with Jordan Lord
617 Main Street, BuffaloNew and experienced filmmakers are invited to learn critical concepts to creatively integrate forms of accessibility for disabled audiences into their films.
Generating Sounds Collaboratively with Crystal Z Campbell
617 Main Street, BuffaloCrystal Z Campbell will lead Generating Sounds Collaboratively, a participatory sound workshop where attendees will generate new sound and reinterpret iconic music that will be featured in the artists upcoming film SLICK
Creating Identity: Asian American Subjectivities with Olivia Ong Evans
617 Main Street, BuffaloThis skill-share by Olivia Ong Evans will be a space for Asian American/Asian and Pacific Islander Diasporic individuals to explore the connections between identity and creativity.
Meet the Residents: Crystal Z Campbell, Jordan Lord, Olivia Ong Evans
617 Main Street, BuffaloImage description: A rectangular image with three photographs side by side. From left to right: Portrait of Crystal Z Campbell, a Black and Asian artist…
Squeaky Wheel’s 18th Animation Fest!
Albright-Knox Northland 612 Northland Avenue, BuffaloSqueaky Wheel’s family-friendly Animation Fest returns to delight, amaze, and excite with a program of short films from Buffalo and around the world!
Open call: Workspace Residency, Spring 2022
617 Main Street, BuffaloThe residency provides artists and researchers with time and support for new and ongoing media arts projects.
Applying for things! + Workspace Residency Info-Session
Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, BuffaloJoin the Rivet co-founder for a free workshop. Preceded by a presentation on Squeaky Wheel's Workspace Residency Spring 2022 session.
Info-session: Workspace Residency, Spring 2022
Virtual NY Virtual Event
Curator Ekrem Serdar will go over the application materials for the Workspace Residency application, joined by The Foundry's Megan McNally.
Coalition Building Towards Liberatory Technologies
617 Main Street, BuffaloA panel led by Johann Diedrick to discuss both the discriminatory and exploitative artificial intelligences of our current moment, and imagine libertory future technologies.
SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY: i would’ve said goodbye if i thought you loved me back
Squeaky Wheel 617 Main Street, BuffaloAn exhibition and web project by SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY is a memory stone and love letter on the aesthetics of accumulation and the vocabulary of loss.
SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY and Camille Bacon
617 Main Street, Buffalo 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.
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.
