The art gallery I went to was the West Seneca Art Gallery.

The exhibit that was taking place was displaying the artwork of students that attend West Seneca West Senior High School.

The theme of the exhibit was based on color paintings and how simple strokes can create a masterpiece.

There was a simple lighting in the gallery. There were a lot of windows so the paintings were being illuminated by the daylight.

The color of the walls were mostly a cream white tone but some were gray or brown. No vibrant colors that could throw off any of the paintings.

There were 5 rooms in the gallery. There were some pieces of art on tables but most of them were hung up on walls or on windowsills.

The movement was easy to follow since the rooms were wide and open and had hallways that led to the next area. You could easily navigate the small area.

The art works were not organized in any particular order but they kept all of the student pieces together in the same room.

The art works were similar because they looked like they all sued the same brush stroke.

They were different because they were different paintings and some were more complex than others.

The artworks have some simple frames both thick and thin that surrounded them.

Next to the art there was small label that said the name and the age of the student that created it.

The art work was closely bunched together.