NOT JUST A GALLERY. A MOVEMENT.

What We Do

Art Resource is a nonprofit arts organization reshaping the creative economy in Buffalo and Western New York. With two distinct gallery spaces—Gallery Josephine and TENfold Gallery—and a growing network of satellite exhibitions, we’re building a more vibrant, inclusive art scene.

• 10% of every sale goes to a local nonprofit partner.
• We offer free community programming including workshops and artist talks.
• Our exhibitions show up in unexpected places—not just galleries but storefronts, restaurants, and public spaces.
• Through our QRtist project, each artwork connects visitors to deeper stories and artist videos.

The Problem

Buffalo is rich in talent, but too many local artists remain under-recognized, underfunded, and disconnected from larger audiences. Traditional galleries can feel intimidating or inaccessible—especially to first-time collectors or those from historically excluded communities.

Our Solution

• Radical Accessibility: Work at all price points. Everyone is welcome.
• Artist Advocacy: We invest in artists through promotion, documentation, and mentorship.
• Revenue with Impact: Art sales fund social good.
• Technology Integration: Digital storytelling and mobile-ready content.
• Community-Driven: Events that meet people where they are—literally.

Meet the Founders

Emily Tucker brings deep experience in arts administration, fundraising, and community engagement. She leads programming and communications across both gallery spaces, championing accessibility and storytelling.

Christopher Kameck is an artist and art handler with a reputation for precision, care, and mentorship. A Buffalo native, he co-founded TENfold Gallery to give back to the community and uplift fellow creatives.

The Ten Pillars of TENfold Gallery

• 1. Art is for everyone. Work at all price points. Open to all.
• 2. Support artists, not just artwork. Celebrate living artists.
• 3. Reinvest in community. Every sale gives back.
• 4. Art is activism. Showcase work that inspires change.
• 5. Community is the canvas. Bring art into everyday spaces.
• 6. Galleries should feel like home. Break the “white cube” mold.
• 7. Art is a living practice. Embrace experimentation and growth.
• 8. Representation matters. Center marginalized voices.
• 9. Art belongs in everyday life. Encourage collecting with joy.
• 10. Fold forward. Constantly evolve what a gallery can be.