Queen City Gallery, Buffalo
Located in the historic Market Arcade Building in the heart of Buffalo’s theater district, Queen City Gallery is a vibrant art space dedicated to celebrating the architectural beauty and urban spirit of Buffalo. Founded in March 2007 by local photographer Michael Mulley, the gallery quickly gained popularity for its engaging exhibitions, especially its striking framed photographs that spotlight the city's rich architectural heritage.
The gallery features iconic images of landmarks like City Hall and the Prudential Building, as well as street-level scenes that capture the rhythm of everyday life in Buffalo. More than just a showcase for Mulley's work, Queen City Gallery also supports over 15 local artists through its co-op structure, offering a variety of media that range from photography to mixed media works - all with a strong emphasis on Western New York’s cultural identity.
Inside, visitors are welcomed by a friendly, approachable atmosphere. Books, prints, and records are available for purchase, making this not only a gallery but a creative hub. Queen City Gallery remains an essential stop for art lovers, urban explorers, and anyone drawn to Buffalo’s storied skyline.
The gallery features iconic images of landmarks like City Hall and the Prudential Building, as well as street-level scenes that capture the rhythm of everyday life in Buffalo. More than just a showcase for Mulley's work, Queen City Gallery also supports over 15 local artists through its co-op structure, offering a variety of media that range from photography to mixed media works - all with a strong emphasis on Western New York’s cultural identity.
Inside, visitors are welcomed by a friendly, approachable atmosphere. Books, prints, and records are available for purchase, making this not only a gallery but a creative hub. Queen City Gallery remains an essential stop for art lovers, urban explorers, and anyone drawn to Buffalo’s storied skyline.
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Sight Name: Queen City Gallery
Sight Location: Buffalo, USA (See walking tours in Buffalo)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
Sight Location: Buffalo, USA (See walking tours in Buffalo)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
Walking Tours in Buffalo, New York
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Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 3.4 Km or 2.1 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.3 Km or 2.1 Miles
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Travel Distance: 3.3 Km or 2.1 Miles