Coming soon:

 Immerse Your Self in Art, Yoga, Journaling and Meditation!

Excavate the light of your True spiritual essence through the exploration of ancient yogic applications and artistic creative mediums in an intimate and supportive environment ...

Life changing Day Retreats are intended to awaken you to realize your innate creative potential. You ARE blessed with unique strengths, gifts and talents that you are meant to express into this world in order to achieve a sense of personal success and deep inner fulfillment. This is your ultimate mission and purpose in life!  The next "Art of Unfolding Your Soul's Purpose" day retreat will take place the second Sunday in  March.

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Fiber Arts Show

in the works

Members of the Cross-Town Quilters and Friends of the Burchfield Nature and Art Center will bring a multifaceted fiber arts exhibit to the Burchfield Center Gallery for public edification and enjoyment throughout March.

 The Fiber Arts Exhibit will open Wednesday, March 7 at the Burchfield Nature and Art Center, 2001 Union Road in West Seneca.  A public reception with refreshments will be held from 2 to 4p.m. Sunday, March 11.

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Are you interested in displaying your art at the Burchfield Nature & Art Center Gallery? Click here for guidelines and the proposal form.

 Animal artist to offer demo at Art Society meeting 

Nature and wildlife artist Judith Hartke will demonstrate and show her work at the next West Seneca Art Society meeting, at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 1 at the Burchfield Nature & Art Center, 2001 Union Road, West Seneca.  Hartke’s work has been printed in books, calendars and greeting cards.

Growing up with a deep appreciation for animals, the artist earned her bachelor’s degree in animal science and education from Cornell and worked as a dairy nutrition consultant. Her work gave her ample time to study both domestic and wild animals on a daily basis. Looking back at her college zoology notes, she noticed they were covered with her drawings of animals. It wasn’t long before she was drawn to expressing her love for animals using her artistic talents.

Years later, Hartke has become known locally and internationally as an exceptional animal artist.  A member of the Worldwide Animal Artists and the Society of Animal Artists, she has won numerous exhibition awards and has had her work shown in galleries around the world and printed on federal postage stamps. A conservationist, Hartke’s work has gone to support many nature organizations.

All area artists are welcome to attend the demo and meeting. Refreshments will be provided.  Email bms0916@aol.com for more information about the demonstration or joining the West Seneca Art Society.