Art Dialogue Gallery, Buffalo

Situated close to the historic Allentown, Art Dialogue Gallery holds ten exhibitions per year presenting exciting visual artworks made by regional and international artists. The gallery was owned by master framer and art lover Donald Siuta for more than 15 years. Here visitors can enjoy sophisticated watercolor paintings, drawings, photography as well as sculptures and antique prints. The gallery also hosts a Thursday night Words and Music Concert Series and houses an art workshop. Framing services are also offered here.

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Sight Name: Art Dialogue Gallery
Sight Location: Buffalo, USA (See walking tours in Buffalo)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery

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