UB Women's Athletic Association, 1952-1953 season
Seven people stand in a row against a backdrop of vertical curtains in this black and white photograph. Most wear light-colored, short-sleeved tops or blouses tucked into dark, mid-length skirts. Their footwear includes dark shoes with white socks, and all individuals face toward the viewer.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
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UB Women's field hockey players practice their bully-off, 1952-1953 season
Four individuals stand in a group against a brick wall, each holding a long wooden stick directed at the ground between them. They are leaning forward and looking down at the center where the sticks converge. The scene is rendered in a black and white halftone texture.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1951-1952 season
Twenty-two people are posed in three rows against a plain wall, with five individuals seated in front and seventeen standing behind them. They wear various clothing styles including patterned blouses, jackets, and long skirts. The group is captured in a formal, tiered arrangement.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1949-1950 season
Fifteen people are positioned in three rows within an indoor space featuring a fireplace mantel. Six people stand in the back row, four sit on chairs in the middle row, and five sit on the floor in the front. The individuals wear vintage-style clothing including sweaters, jackets, and patterned shirts.
Drawing Attention: Cartoon Art from the Upstate New York Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society
Front: three panels with images in blue, white, lavender, and black, text in blue and in white on a blue background. Back: Black text and drawing on white background. "on the barwalls: April 6 to May 10, 2002. Opening reception: Saturday, april 6, 9pm"
Promotional flyer for "Drawing Attention: Cartoon Art" with a black and white comic illustration of a person in sunglasses.
The poster displays three abstract art pieces alongside event details for a 2002 exhibition. The top section shows a billowy blue and white structure, while bottom panels feature close-up textures of small black and white marks and raised white forms. Text at the bottom lists the dates, location at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center in Buffalo, and gallery hours.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Poetry Collection
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Deaf Art: Culture, Communication, Connection
Front: reddish background showing part of an album on a turntable. "Kevin Ei-Ichi deForest, An Architecture of Hybridity. Karen Henderson, Gallery cameras: a pinhole between two rooms."
Back: White background with two red boxes containing white text. "Deaf Art: Culture, Communication, Connection. Invisible Archives Volume 1: All that you can (and did) leave behind."
Promotional postcard for the 2002 art exhibitions "Deaf Art: Culture, Communication, Connection" and "Invisible Archives Volume 1."
Poster has three photos in shades of blue with white text, black band at bottom with blue text.
Invisible archives volume 3: Works by artists in the New York Collection for Stockholm: a portfolio from the collection of Nichols School
Two-sided poster. Recto: Upper half of page is orange and white with pictures of doll faces and white and black text. Bottom half has a black and white photograph of a person's face, along with a black band across the page with orange text. Verso: Page is divided in two. Left side has three rectangles, the top black with white text, the middle gray with the drawing of a hand with a finger pointing, and the bottom black with white text. The right side is white with mailing information.
Has, Wojciech J. (Wojciech Jerzy), 1925-2000
Poster is two-sided. Recto: White background with red text and a large red rectangle with white gears of a movie projector. Verso: Red rectangles with white and black text. Several black and white photographs and an area for mailing.
"Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center presents a series of Polish film & video focusing on representations of history by artists working in Poland as well as by expatriates. Narrative, documentary, and experimental films by contemporary artists will be featured."
Labor intensive: A series of videotapes and films examining social constructions and conditions of work
Poster is two-sided. Recto: Light blue background with dark blue text, pink image in center with pink triangles. Six images in circles spaced across the page. Verso: Blue text and blue-scale images on white background.
Poster background is a grayscale image of a naked headless human body with movie film wrapped around it. Text is in white.
Poster is long and narrow, with pink and black text on a white background, and black and white photos.
Poster has black and white photographs and black text on a yellow background.
"Media/performance collective from Linz, Austria"
Sticker applied near bottom of the poster that reads: Attention! Dates clarification: July 5 Thursday through July 10 Tuesday.
Literacy on the table: Cultural fluency and the art of reading
Poster background is teal with black text on glossy paper. There is an illustration of a person with a book in the top half of the page, and a black and white photograph of a crowd of people on a street.
Tattoo me 3: The hideous debris of a Hellbent Culture
Poster has black text on a white glossy background, with a large photo of a man with a tattoo in the middle of the poster.
Border Art Workshop/Tallér de Arte Fronterízo
"From July 17 through August 19, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center will sponsor a Western New York residency by the Border Art Workshop/Tallér de Arte Fronterízo (BAW/TAF), a San Diego/Tijuana-based artist collective."
Poster has dark blue and yellow text on a glossy off-white background. The poster can be folded and mailed. The verso has the Hallwalls return address.
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/items/show/6924
Poster has black text on glossy off-white paper. There is a piece of paper taped about one-third of the way down the page with Hallwalls and the address in white text on a red background.
Poster is mostly black on an off-white background, with pictures of three women in silhouette at the top, text in white and yellow.
Poster has handwritten black text on an off-white background. There is a collage of a man in the rough shape of a house.
Black and white poster showing text and photos.
Poster has black text and photos on an off-white background. The 8 B.C. logo in upper left corner, a photo of Ethyl Eichelberger in the middle, and a photo of three people [His Master's Voice] in lower left corner.
Poster has a dark gray image of chain links with red, blue, and white text on heavy glossy paper. Three photos across the center of the page show the statue of David wearing different outfits.
Poster has red text on an off-white background. A piece of salmon-colored paper with black text shwing the date, time, and venue of the event is attached to the bottom of the poster with a paperclip.
Poster consists of black and white stripes with contrasting text on each stripe, with a large box with one star in the upper left corner.
"The UB Department of Media Study and Hallwalls Contemporary Art center in association with Chris Hill and Video Data Bank present a historic survey of American independent media."
Buffalo bred/Buffalo bound: Artists with a connection
Post is off-white with dark green text on heavy stock, glossy paper.
"The buffalo and Erie County Public Library in pertnership with the University at Buffalo's Lockwood Memorial Library and Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center present Buffalo Bred/Buffalo Bound: Artists with a Connection. Discussions & Workshops. A series of programs designed to explore local and cultureal treasures while generating community awareness and pride in the Buffalo region's rich artistic heritage."
Buffalo and Erie County Public Library (N.Y.)
The NEA tapes: Documentary film and panel discussion
Poster is off-white with black text. Pixelated pciture of a woman in upper left corner. Black banner across the middle with the text "be a part of the discussion about the future of funding for the arts in western new york and the nation".
Ruthie and Connie: Every room in the house
Poster has a light blue background on glossy heavyweight paper with red and black text. There is an image in the mid-left part of the page with a photo of two women, and a photo of a woman in the lower right corner.
Poster has white text on a grayscale background photograph showing a woman's chest on the top half of the poster and a buddha statue at the bottom half.
"screening sponsored by The Lesbian Health Project of the AIDS Alliance of Western New York"
E-poetry 2001: A festival of digital poetry
Wershler-Henry, Darren S. (Darren Sean), 1966-
Poster has a white background with black and red text and red, black, and white illustrations.
"just buffalo literary center and the Electronic Poetry Center at U.B. present a first-time international festival devoted to digital arts and poetry, featuring individual presentations, panel discussions, readings and performances involving over 40 leading digital artists, scholars, and writers from 13 countries. This first-ever event explores the edge on which poetry in all forms meets digital technology."
Poster has a photograph of a woman with a tattoo on a dark blue background.
Hallwalls' 4th annual extravanganza of tattoos, piercing, and body art.
Poster has a large black panel surrounded by a border of white. White, yellow, and orange text, and a photograph of a person on the right hand side of the poster.
She's Real (Worse than Queer): a documentary about punk dykes by Lucy Thane.
Video/Performance/Music and Zine presentation by San-Francisco-based Lucy Thane and Portland-Based Miranda July explores how women, especially dykes have been central to the creative and policital phenomenon sometimes known as Queerpunk.
Black and white poster with text and photographs.
Blue and black text on white background. Black and white photograph of two people smoking.
SUNY Department of Modern Languages & Literatures
Black text and image on off-white background. "Charles Dennis performance artist & dancer performing cityanimal and feet with the beat."
Visible Women: A Series of Films and Videos Exploring the Cultural, Racial and Sexual Identity of Women
Black and white photograph of woman sitting in the foreground with three women walking in the background.
Poster on heavy photographic paper shows a person wearing a large feathered hat with pink satin fabric in their mouth. Black text, blue background. "The Cremaster cycle by Matthew Barney. Presented by Hallwalls and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery at the Market Arcade Film & Arts Centre."
Black and white photographs of peoples' faces and black text on off-white background.
Black and white poster with photograph of Laurie Anderson. "Her first major multi-media performance in five years."
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/items/show/6909
Black text and photographs on yellow background. "from the maker of Reassemblage and Naked Spaces: Living is Round."
Sponsored by the Department of Media Study, English, and Anthropology, the Graduate Group in Media Study, the Vietnamese Student Association, the Graduate Group for Feminist Studies, C.E.P.A., and Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center.
Create YOUR version of a story-fantasy about dreams, sexuality, and death - The Erl King on Interactive Video Disc
Black text on white background. One sheet has two copies of the announcement.
Queasy Stomachs Tender Groins: A Survey of the Grand Secret Society of Sex: 4 Nights of Film & Video
Black text on light brown background. Tradeworkers, History, Amateur Enthusiasts, Inside and Outside of the Industry.
Centripetal Force: Tapes from the Mideastern U.S. and Canada
Black text and drawings on salmon background. "Centripetal Force seeks to strengthen contacts between media artists and media communiteis which lie across only a few state and provincial lines. The projects featured are entirely diverse--documentary, a parody of an instructional film, false biography, fantasy biography, animation, a videotext engaging cultural theory, and a discourse on the moving photograph."
Black text and black and white photograph of musical performers on goldenrod background. "Ethnic Heritage Ensemble: The Continuum."
Parallax Views: Art and the JFK Assassination
Invisible Archives Volumes [sic] 5: The Colby Fund from Nichols School
Front: White text on red background showing JFK waving in a convertible. "Parallax Views: Art and the JFK Assassination, November 15 to December 20, 2003."
Back: Black text, black and white image on white background. "on the barwalls Invisible Archives Volumes 5. The Colby Fund from Nichols School. November 15 to December 20, 2003."
Black typed and handwritten text and clipart on white background
Fiction Diction: A Reading to benefit Buffalo's innovative Fiction Program
Black text on white background. "Fiction Diction Presents a reading to benefit Buffalo's innovative fiction program featuring George Chambers, Raymond Federman, Steve Katz."
Black text and photographs on pink background. "Annie Goldson will present tapes in conjunction with the exhibition Floating Values: A survey of gendered investigations."
Front: black text on white background. Across the middle of the poster is a series of five photographs of hands laid on top of a grid. Back: Black text on white background. "Public lecture by Allan Wexler"
Color photographs on purple background with black text. Black boxes at bottom of poster with white text.
Black text and images on yellow background.
Black text and drawings on white background. April is benefit month at Hallwalls! Video video video.
Black text. Black and white photograph of a man in a suit and tie. White background. Films. Music. Party.
Black text and images on white background. Andy Warhol's Screentest Two. Mario Montez. Also Ron Rice's chumlum. Jack Smith's Normal Love with Francis Francine, Tiny Tim and Mario Montez.
Black and white poster with text and clipart.
Science fiction writer Norman Spinrad will be reading from recent work & discussing contemporary science
White poster with black print consisting of text and scientific pictures.
Video Viewing Room: Electronic Image Processing
Black text on white poster. Photograph of Henry Kissinger. Part of "HALLWALLS" across top of poster is cut off.
2 Day Experimental Film Extravaganza with Mark Street
Poster with a picture of a child and flowers in the top half, black text in the middle, and a stylized photo at the bottom. At Home and Asea by Mark Street presented in person at Squeaky Wheel. Experimental Films by Mark Street presented in person at Hallwalls.
Poster divided into three vertical panels. Top panel shows a montage of animal heads. Middle panel: Hallwalls presents The War Show: then and Now, Saturday, Feb. 21 2004 at 8 p.m., $7 general, $5 students/seniors, $4 members. Presented in person by TERMITE TV Collective members and programmers Meg Knowles and Dorothea Braemer. Bottom panel shows a screen capture from CNN of Manuel Noriega and Saddam Hussein with "ENEMY" on Noriega's picture and "ALLY" on Hussein's picture. NYSCA logo.
Shelly Silver's suicide: artist in person at Hallwalls
Black text over a picture of a smiling face with big eyes and brown bangs. NYSCA logo in lower right.
Black and blue text on white background. "Working Women of the World"
Red circle with line through it with the "STUDENTS" in the middle. On white paper.
Black and white text and drawings. Part of the bottom of the print has been cut off, probably during photocopying. At Hallwalls new space on 2nd floor the vault.
Malcolm Le Grice in Person with Blackbird Descending (tense alignment)
Black text in white boxes superimposed on top of a section of a magazine. "reproduced in full from Variety November 16, 1977"
Performance ArtBartlett, Jennifer, 1969-
Black text and grid on white paper. "The Fiction-Diction program will present a reading by Jennifer Bartlett on Monday, Nov. 24th at 8:30 pm."
"This event is presented in conjunction with "four by Three," a series of cooperative exhibits organized by the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, CEPA and Hallwalls and is co-sponsored by the Department of Art History at SUNYAB. The Fiction-Diction program is funded by the NYSCA. Admission is $1.50 - free to members."
Tony Conrad at Hallwalls: Frameworks of Narrative Transactions
Handwriting and drawing in black on off-white paper.
Film & Audio Presentation Glenn Branca April 26
both events begin at 8:30. At bottom of poster: "Hallwalls is supported in part by the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts"
The Constant State of Desire: a late-night encounter
Black text and cartoons on orange paper. 11:00p.m. Saturday March 28, $6.00/Members $4.00.
Real Stories (Part 1): "after twelve come 13"
Handwriting in black on white paper. Description of performance taking place at Hallwalls on July 17, 8:30 pm.
Black print on light brown paper. Composition 1960 no. 9
Composition 1960 No. 2. Performance and discussion by Petr Kotik. Saturday, February 21 2 p.m. Small stain on paper.
Emily Vey duke & Cooper Battersby in Person
Pink and black text on white background. Sat. March 6th, 2004 at 8 p.m. $7 general, $6 students/seniors, $4 members. Includes logo for State of the Arts NYSCA. Co-sponsored by the Experimental Television Center and the State University of New York at Buffalo Department of Media Study.
Black and white poster. Noise. Group Show. June 4-26.
The Flapjacks of Sorrow and Ashmed Ramen & tribe
Faded black text on white background. "Don't Miss" Parental discretion advised. Jan. 17 8:30pm. Hallwalls 700 Main St.
White text on blue background. Friday, September 6, 1996, 8pm to midnight. Hallwalls' 5th annual extravaganza of tattoos, piercing and body art. Featuring Seattle tatto artist Lamar Van Dyke.
Hallwalls in an alternative space art gallery
Poster is white with black text that appears to be handwritten. Pictures of Life: a dance performance by Pat Hall, John Ozimek, JoAnn O. Chamberlain. the songs: Career Opportunities, The Clash.Savage Circle, The Ruts. Damaged Goods, Gang of Four. Walk Away, English Beat. Lose this Skin, King Crimson, The Clash.
UB Women's Athletic Council, 1948-1949 season
Five people are seated in the front row while five others stand behind them in a black and white portrait. The individuals wear various mid-20th-century clothing styles, including sweaters, button-down shirts, and skirts. A light-colored, vertically-folded curtain serves as the background.
UB Women's Athletic Council, 1947-1948 season
Nine people stand in a back row while four people sit in chairs in the front row against a vertically paneled background. The individuals are dressed in mid-20th-century fashion, including plaid patterns, skirts, and sweaters. All individuals face forward toward the camera.
UB Women's Baseball team player Dorothy Haas, 1931-1932 season
A person stands sideways while looking toward the viewer and holding a baseball bat upright with both hands. They wear a light-colored short-sleeved shirt and dark shorts. The name "DOROTHY HAAS" is printed in capital letters at the bottom of the frame.
Helen Heinrich, UB Women's Archery team manager, 1931-1932 season
This black and white print shows a person standing and drawing a large bow. They are wearing a long, dark dress, dark stockings, and flat shoes. The name "HELEN HEINRICH" is printed in capital letters at the bottom of the frame against a plain background.
UB Women's Athletic Association Archery sports group, 1930-1931 season
Pictured are: Ehman; Knight; Doran; Frank; Ryder; Beres; Johnson; Silverberg; Nice; Gross; Carnes; Dorothy Haas; Margaret Kocsis; Dolores Wonnacott; Cohen
Fifteen people are positioned in three rows for a group portrait against a light-colored backdrop. The individuals in the front row are seated, while the two rows behind them stand. They wear various styles of early 20th-century clothing, including dresses with collars, necklaces, and patterned fabrics.
UB Women's Athletic Association officers, 1930-1931 season
Pictured left to right are: Margaret Morgan; Schamel; Dolores Wonnacott; Helen Heinrich; Dorothy Haas, vice-president; and Margaret Kocsis, president
Seven individuals are arranged in two rows, with four standing in the back and three seated in the front. They wear attire typical of the early 1900s, including various sweaters, necklaces, and cardigans. The group is positioned in front of a light-colored, vertically draped fabric.
UB Women's Sports teams participants, 1929-1930 season
Pictured are: Obletz; Steckler; Oehler; Unger; Wallens; Krantz; Lazar; Mensonides; Schamel; Skaling; Reynolds; Davenport; Hamilton; Tomlinson; Gladys A. Bardey; Margaret Kocsis; Ryder
Sixteen people are arranged in three rows against a dark, pleated curtain backdrop, with the front row seated and the back rows standing. All individuals wear formal vintage clothing including necklaces, collared tops, and sweaters. Most of the people look directly forward with their hands folded.
UB Women's Sports Council, 1929-1930 season
Pictured left to right are: Dolores Wonnacott; Edna Welker; Tomlinson; Margaret Kocsis, vice-president ; Gladys A. Bardey, president
Three people stand behind two seated people against a dark, draped backdrop. They are dressed in various early 20th-century fashions, including patterned blouses, knit sweaters, necklaces, and scarves. This monochrome portrait has a grainy texture and high contrast.
Silhouettes of spectators, one holding a black pennant, look out over a green football field where players in dark and light uniforms are in motion. Beyond the field, a large stadium with purple seating is filled with multi-colored dots representing a crowd beneath an orange sky. The word "ATHLETICS" is written in black serif font at the bottom of the piece.
Lesbian college students--New York (State)--Buffalo
Gay college students--New York (State)--Buffalo
This is Volume 1, Number 2 of a journal called Gay Images that is undated. It is a journal of personal experience published by the Gay Liberation Front at SUNY/B (UB). There are 39 pages and it prints stories, poems, pictures, and graphics.
This is Volume 1, Number 1 of a journal called Gay Images from Spring 1978. It is a journal of personal experience published by the Gay Liberation Front at SUNY/B (UB). There are 39 pages and it prints stories, poems, pictures, and graphics.
Graduate Group in Feminist Studies Newsletter #4
Universities and colleges--Graduate work
This is the fourth newsletter to the General Membership and Friends of the Graduate Group in Feminist Studies from Claudia Friedetzky, a graduate assistant. It details departmental news, their upcoming calendar of department sponsored events, announcements, and upcoming conferences.
Gay Historian Jonathan Ned Katz speaking on "The Political Economy of Pleasure: Toward a Theory of the Historical Modes of Erotic Activity; With Special Reference to Heterosexuality"
This is a flier advertising two speaking engagements that gay historian Jonathan Ned Katz did on "The Political Economy of Pleasure: Toward a Theory of the Historical Modes of Erotic Activity" and "The Invention of Heterosexuality." The events were presented by the Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network with funding provided by GROW. He spoke first at the University at Buffalo North Campus, and then spoke second at the Unitarian Church. These events were sponsored by the Gay Graduates, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Student Alliance, Lesbian and Gay Law Students, American Studies Graduate Club, Graduate Students Association, and Women's Studies College.
The Lesbian and Gay Literacy Series, Fall 1990
This is a flier advertising two readings that Joan Nestle did for the Lesbian and Gay Literacy Series on November 16th and 17th of 1990. She is the co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives. The events took place at the Unitarian Church and JB Consulting in Buffalo. The events were sponsored by Womens' Studies, The Graduate Group for Feminist Studies, and the Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network.
Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network
Brad Lubman conducting soprano Heather Buck, bass Ethan Herschenfeld, Ensemble Signal, and Slee Sinfonietta in a performance of David Felder's Les quatre temps cardinaux at June in Buffalo 2015
Signal (Musical group : 2008- ) - Ensemble
Musicians with various instruments like cellos and a harp are seated on a wooden stage, led by a conductor on a central platform. A large screen behind them shows a monochromatic, textured visual while the foreground shows empty theater seats. Spotlights illuminate the performers against the dark background of the concert hall.
State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library
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Frederick C. and Alice Slee Chamber Hall (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Musicians dressed in black play string, wind, and percussion instruments on a lit stage. A conductor stands on a podium in the center, facing the ensemble and away from rows of empty theater seats. In the background, a wide screen shows an abstract blue projection.
A conductor stands on a platform facing a group of seated musicians playing string, percussion, and keyboard instruments. Above the performers, a large screen shows a black and white image of a desert or water scene. The theater is dimly lit, with specific light sources focused on the music stands and the stage area.
Stefan Sanders conducting the Buffalo Philharmonic in performance at June in Buffalo 2015
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra - Ensemble
A conductor stands on a podium in the center of a stage, facing away from the viewer and leading an orchestra. Numerous musicians are seated, playing instruments such as violins and cellos while reading from sheet music on stands. The stage has a wooden floor and is backed by dark wood paneling. Microphones hang from the ceiling above the performers.
Musicians playing various instruments are arranged on a stage beneath a pipe organ and wood-paneled walls. A conductor stands on a podium facing the performers, and the silhouettes of an audience are visible in the darkened foreground. A watermark is visible across the lower portion of the stage.
Composer David Felder speaking at a June in Buffalo 2015 concert by the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
An orchestra sits on a wooden stage with various instruments, including violins, a harp, and large gongs in the background. A person in dark clothing stands in the foreground, holding a microphone while facing an audience. Rows of red auditorium seating are visible at the bottom of the frame.
Composer David Felder at the podium with conductor Stefan Sanders during a rehearsal of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra at June in Buffalo 2015
An orchestra sits on a stage with wood-paneled walls, with some members holding string instruments like violins and cellos. Two people stand on a small platform in the foreground, facing the seated musicians. Music stands with sheet music are positioned in front of many of the performers.