Location1300 Elmwood Avenue - Upton Hall Buffalo, New York |
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Hours
Fall and spring semesters |
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ContactGallery Coordinator:
Marie Bogner |
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Website |
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Exhibitions |
About the Gallery
Dedicated in 2009, the Czurles-Nelson Gallery honors Stanley A. Czurles, the late SUNY Distinguished Service Professor of art education, who founded Buffalo State’s art education program in 1931.
Through a combination of current and planned gifts, Czurles’s daughter, Barbara L. Czurles Nelson, and her late husband, Donald J. Nelson, established six annual scholarships—five benefiting a student in each of the five visual arts programs and the sixth going to a student in the Music Department—and continued support for the gallery itself.2
Mission
The Czurles-Nelson gallery is an academic space dedicated to supporting the scholarly and cultural mission of the visual arts programs at SUNY Buffalo State and providing a forum for the creative and critical expression of the students and faculty of the visual arts.2
Vision
The gallery is an engaging learning space and a supportive environment that encourages investigation, experimentation, and critical thinking, while providing comprehensive, hands-on exhibition experience.2
Footnotes
1.https://www.facebook.com/pg/CzurlesNelsonGallery/about/?ref=page_internal
2. https://czurlesnelsongallery.buffalostate.edu/mission-and-vision
4. https://czurlesnelsongallery.buffalostate.edu/