Working Lens Exhibit

Join us for the 

WORKING LENS

a Photo Exhibition by Union Workers

opening on

Friday, October 6 
6-9 PM
CEPA Gallery
617 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14203
  • A white woman with light hair and glasses, wearing an embroidered shirt faces away from the camera. There are stacks of folers on her desk, and a sign that reads "this girl can." The Poster is for the opening of the Working Lens Art Exhibit.
  • A pair of black neoprene gloves and safety goggles stick out of the back of a pair of blue jeans. A grey sweatshirt is slightly covering them up. The Poster is for the opening of the Working Lens Art Exhibit.
  • A group of people, some wearing masks, are standing on the stairs of a building, with large columns in the background. They are dressed for fall, with many wearing hats and light jackets. The Poster is for the opening of the Working Lens Art Exhibit.
  • A black and white photo of a middle-aged black man wearing a dark-colored t-shirt, with chop sticks and a steamer basket with dumplings. The Poster is for the opening of the Working Lens Art Exhibit.
  • A sepia-toned image of a white man in jeans standing in the back of a pick-up truck. He is shoveling something out of the back, and dirt is flying through the air. The Poster is for the opening of the Working Lens Art Exhibit.
  • A white woman with glasses and light brown hair, wearing a green fall jacket. She is holding a CWA sign that reads "Safe Staffing Saves Lives" while smiling slightly. She is in an office, in front of a bulletin board with pictures on it.
  • A middle-aged Black man wearing a branded Tri-Main grey t-shirt and dark blue Tri-Main cap is standing in a boiler room with many dials and gauges. He is writing on a clipboard while reading the numbers of the dials, which are various sizes.
  • A picture of an older white man, with a cap and glasses. He is wearing a blue checked shirt and jeans, while holding a metal digging bar. The man is outside, in front of a tree during early fall.
  • An older white man with glasses wearing a United Steelworkers Shirt and a "Made in America" button sits next to a white woman with curly grey hair and glasses. She is also wearing a United Steelworkers shirt. Both are smiling broadly and have glasses of water in red coke cups and are in an old-fashioned diner.
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For more information or questions, please contact Brian at 716.833.5416 ext. 13, or at bbc@wnycosh.org


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