Welcome to the Carnegie Art Festival:

A Virtual Art Experience!

Directions:

Browse: Browse the gallery of images below to view work created by more than 130 artists, presented alphabetically by last name. By default, all categories of artwork are shown in the gallery, 20 artists at a time. To select a specific category, click on “Select Tag” below and select what type of art you’d like to view. 

Purchase: Please contact the artist directly to purchase their work. Click on the image to visit the artist’s website, Facebook or Instagram page to purchase art, or to send an email to the artist to request further information. Please note, not all artists have a website. If this is the case, please send them an email. The Carnegie does not take any commission on sales. The artists are held responsbile for their own sales, pick up or delivery and potential returns of artwork. 

Enjoy: The Carnegie Art Festival: A Virtual Art Experience will be on view from July 1- August 1, 2020. Please vist the website anytime during the month of July and share the site with your friends! Follow the Carnegie Art Center on Facebook and Instagram to see posts about each artist during the month of July. 

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Contact us if you have any issues or questions at [email protected] or 716-523-0068.

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Ceramic Drawing Fiber Arts Glass Jewelry Miscellaneous Painting Paper Photography Printmaking Sculpture Wood

Michele Agosto

Photography is my primary medium. However, I often integrate photography with other art forms. Through my lens my hope is to compel the materialization of raw response. This manifests further when they are part of a mixed-media piece. It has been my lifelong view that photography is a contrivance; a tool that supports a surreal reality. Mixed media enhances that intention.

Melissa Alessi

My work ranges from buffalo landscapes to deeper emotional pieces. I typically work in plein air with acrylic paints.

Sarah Anderson

A beautiful water drop floral shot with beautiful hues of pink and white.

Sherry Arndt

Throughout a decade long process of learning, researching and experimenting, Arndt developed an unconventional technique to her abstract work. Arndt's paintings are typically vibrant, multilayered and textured; she builds depth and dimension in the paintings by layering paint with other material, such as sand, glass and textured mediums. The final and somewhat "magical" step is to pull away or deconstruct the layers to reveal what lies beneath the surface.

JeffChris Arnone

JeffChris Arnone is a silent, prolific painter. He uses a variety of acrylics to express himself. This painting displays depth, and the continuous movement of thoughts, ideas and life.

Allison Banko

Beginner artist using acrylic paint on canvas! I enjoy painting landscapes, flowers, memes, abstract pieces, and anything fun, sassy, silly, and occasionally spooky. I have recently branched out to denim painting, and I love doing live tutorials and shows on my Facebook page! Thanks so much for looking 🙂

Rachel Baron

Over the past year, my creative work has become more intuitive, with the intent of connecting to the emotional. Whether it is sitting down to do a color study after meditating, or selecting gemstones to serve a healing purpose, I am guided by instinct and inspiration.

Bonnie Bartow-Davis

This painting is number three of four in a dream sequence series. The series deals with transformation from the every day plane of consciousness to that of supra or cosmic consciousness. Most of my art through the years has dealt with cosmic import on some level. The work I am doing now is even closer to transcendent. I’m 75 and doing my life’s soul work.

Susan Berry

Glass powders make up this colorful hue of pea pod green, french vanilla and Egytian blue. Bowl measures 10" round and can be used functionally or best just displayed as a piece of art.

Shauna Bogdan

My work is a mixture of digital and watercolor illustrations. I like to work with bright saturated colors.

Jessica Brant

COVID-19 has inspired me to create art that surrenders us to the peaceful sea. These 11×14 beach art canvases are made from watercolor paint, glitter flourishes, and pastel chalk. I hope they bring some relaxation to your homes.

Karen Buckholtz

Custom made purses, made of quilted cotton, cork and vinyl. We take the time to quilt our own material and add hardware etc to enhance the custom design and quality of our work. Please visit our site to see our exclusive dog walker bags, which help the dog person with all the needed accessories to walk your dog.

Jillian Burton

Buffalo based visual artist, Jillian Burton, is using the female form to explore the concepts of intimacy, vulnerability, and bodily autonomy. Portraying the female form in an honest and candid state, Burton attempts to draw attention to and challenge the normative ideals of feminine passivity in order to humanize the nude female. Bold and imperfect, she is creating art that women can relate to.

Michael A Cancilla, Jr.

My artwork expresses the beauty in nature that I see all around me. All of my work comes from original images I have captured locally, nationally and internationally. I love sharing the world as I see it.

Patty Cancilla

Hand made one of a kind jewelry in 14 kt. gold filled or sterling silver wire wrapped settings. Bracelets, pendants & earrings available.

Kimberly Christy

Bold mixed media abstract paintings that manifest inspirations from life, emotion and my love for nature. I approach my work intuitively. Drawing upon my subconscious to create marks and gestures that build balance between chaos and calm.

Katie Cimato

My work is abstract and concentrates on fluidity. I use acrylic paint and resin on wood. Most of my pieces also feature metallic embellishments and occasionally I incorporate natural materials (like bark or dried herbs) gathered from my garden or hikes in nature. Because of its abstract and fluid nature, each piece is 100% unique and cannot be recreated.

Calla Clark

Hand Crafted artisan jewelry, made with genuine gemstones and precious metals. Wide assortment of products in various styles including bracelets, earrings, pendants, wire sculptures, and one of a kind wire wraps. Lava and woods are incorporated for diffusion of essential oils.

Judy Collins

I am a 501c3 Corporation. All proceeds from my art work are donated to charity. I paint in all mediums and my subject matter is diverse. I like still life, landscape, portraiture, abstract and anything that is challenging. If you like my work I would be interested in having an exclusive virtual show for you and donating 40% of the proceeds to your art gallery.

Veronica Compton

This image: 36”x48”x1.5” Abstract Acrylic on Canvas- Buffalo Reflection.

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Thank you Rise Collaborative for covering the online festival!