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Spend your November M&T Second Friday with Charles E. Burchfield at his most mysterious, wander through new exhibitions, and finish the week with live music and hands-on art-making. Thanks to M&T Bank, admission is free!Nov 13, 2026 5:30pm — 8:00pm
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Step into Something Sinister
Charles Burchfield was famous for his exultant paintings of nature, but he could also make an ordinary house or a dusky field feel alive and slightly menacing. Something Sinister: The Haunted Landscapes of Charles E. Burchfield gathers his most uncanny works: windows that seem to stare, woods that seem to listen, and twilight scenes full of unsettling mystery. At its center is The Haunted Twilight (1954–62), a late masterpiece. The show also includes rarely seen works from the Burchfield Foundation Archives. Bring a friend... if you dare!
Also on view:
Fifty Years of RALA celebrates half a century of the Roycrofters-At-Large Association and the craft tradition it carries forward.
Yuck/Yum: Works from the Collection is a playful look at the delicious, the disgusting, and everything in between.
Luanne Redeye: Under the Same Skyfeatures work by the Langley H. Kenzie Award winner.
Paradigm Shift: Change Is Here to Stayis a docent-curated exhibition that draws on the collection to explore pivotal moments of change in art and science.
Andy Krzystek: Sifting Through Latent Cause blends painting, drawing, and printmaking into quiet portraits that emerge from textured, energetic backgrounds.
Plus enjoy live music and all-ages artmaking! Explore the galleries, shop The Museum Store, and grab a bite at Roux Soup Bar & Café.
Please note: The East Gallery is closed while we install a new exhibition.
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