Noah Breuer is an American artist and Assistant Professor of Print Media at the University at Buffalo, SUNY. His practice occupies the intersection of traditional printmaking and 21st-century digital technology, utilizing this hybrid approach to examine themes of family identity, labor, and the Jewish diaspora.

Breuer’s current research focuses on the cultural legacy of early-20th-century Jewish-owned textile printing companies in Czech Bohemia. Through what he describes as a "reclamation project," Breuer investigates his own family’s lost industrial history, resurrecting and reinterpreting archival designs to explore the tension between ancestral memory and contemporary artistic ownership.

Photo:  Museum Fotoatelier Seidel

Join us for an afternoon with artist Noah Breuer at the Jewish Museum of Buffalo!

The Jewish Museum of Buffalo welcomes contemporary artist Noah Breuer for a special artist talk exploring his creative practice, artistic research, and the intersections of art, history, cultural memory, and Jewish identity.

Breuer's vibrant, pattern-rich works draw inspiration from historical textiles, family archives, and the visual language of printmaking. Through his work, he reimagines fragments of the past, transforming personal and collective histories into contemporary works of art.

Guests are invited to meet the artist, learn about his process, and participate in a Q&A following the presentation.

EVENT DETAILS

Sunday, October 25, 2026

1:00–4:00 PM

Artist Talk begins at 2:00 PM, followed by a Q&A.

Location: Jewish Museum of Buffalo

805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY

Free parking available.

Admission is FREE!

Advance registration is requested, you can email us you are coming!

To register, email info@jmbuffalo.org or call 716-322-0474.

Come experience art, history, and conversation in Buffalo's newest museum. All are welcome!