Beyond: Beyond/In Western New York
There’s much more happening this season in galleries than the Beyond/In exhibition. Almost all area galleries have a significant show or series planned from now until end of the year. In November the Albright-Knox will house The Panza Collection: An Experience of Color and Light, an exhibition from the collection of the Count Giuseppe Panza di Biumo, a doctor and octogenarian whose philosophical interest in visual elements has led to a remarkable body of work. The Burchfield-Penney will continue its Life in the Arts series with the work of Gloria Banning on display during the months of September and October, followed by A Life in the Arts: Shawn Greenberg in November and December. RedFISH Art Studio will host an international traveling exhibition and benefit for the world’s homeless with the October opening of Gimme Shelter: A Benefit For Global Homelessness. Rochester’s George Eastman House is always worth the trip and will reward those who make it with two unusual exhibits opening in mid-September: Lucha Libre! Masked Mexican Wrestlers depicts the ritualistic Mexican free-form sport with a series of photographs from 1940 to the present, and Male and Female: Gender Performed in Photographs, an exhibition from the Eastman House collection.
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