Buffalo Niagara Art Association (BNAA)

Fall Members Exhibition 

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 15, 6-8PM 

On View: September 1-29, 2022 

About the BNAA:

The Buffalo Niagara Art Association (BNAA) is an artistically diverse network of western New York artists bonded together to promote community understanding and interest in the visual arts.

Originally named the Amherst Society of Creative Arts, the Society adopted its charter on March 16, 1955. The original membership of twenty one artists elected William H. Gage as its first president. Its main objective continued to this day was to promote an interest in the visual arts by holding group exhibitions of members’ works.

Over the years the geographic location of its membership expanded to include members who lived as far south as East Aurora, north to Lockport and west to the Niagara River. To reflect the increasingly diverse communities in which the members live, the Society formally changed its name to the Buffalo Niagara Art Association in January 2006.

We hope you can join us as we display over 50 works created by our Member artists at the Carnegie art Center during the month of September.